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WebPermission.FromXml(SecurityElement) Method

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Definition

Namespace:
System.Net
Assembly:
System.Security.Permissions.dll
Assembly:
System.dll
Package:
System.Security.Permissions v8.0.0
Package:
System.Security.Permissions v9.0.0-rc.2.24473.5
Source:
WebPermission.cs
Source:
WebPermission.cs
Source:
WebPermission.cs
Source:
WebPermission.cs

Reconstructs a WebPermission from an XML encoding.

public:
 override void FromXml(System::Security::SecurityElement ^ securityElement);
public override void FromXml (System.Security.SecurityElement securityElement);
override this.FromXml : System.Security.SecurityElement -> unit
Public Overrides Sub FromXml (securityElement As SecurityElement)

Parameters

securityElement
SecurityElement

The XML encoding from which to reconstruct the WebPermission.

Exceptions

ArgumentNullException

The securityElement parameter is null.

ArgumentException

securityElement is not a permission element for this type.

Examples

The following example creates a System.Security.SecurityElement, populates its attributes, and uses FromXml to transfer this information to an instance of WebPermission.

// Create  a WebPermission without permission on the protected resource
WebPermission^ myWebPermission1 = gcnew WebPermission( PermissionState::None );

// Create a SecurityElement by calling the ToXml method on the WebPermission
// instance and display its attributes (which hold the XML encoding of
// the WebPermission).
Console::WriteLine( "Attributes and Values of the WebPermission are:" );
myWebPermission1->ToXml();

// Create another WebPermission with no permission on the protected resource
WebPermission^ myWebPermission2 = gcnew WebPermission( PermissionState::None );

//Converts the new WebPermission from XML using myWebPermission1.
myWebPermission2->FromXml( myWebPermission1->ToXml() );


// Create  a WebPermission without permission on the protected resource.
WebPermission myWebPermission1 = new WebPermission(PermissionState.None);

// Create a SecurityElement by calling the ToXml method on the WebPermission 
// instance and display its attributes (which hold the XML encoding of 
// the WebPermission).
Console.WriteLine("Attributes and Values of the WebPermission are :");
myWebPermission1.ToXml().ToString();

// Create another WebPermission with no permission on the protected resource.
WebPermission myWebPermission2 = new WebPermission(PermissionState.None);

//Converts the new WebPermission from XML using myWebPermission1.
myWebPermission2.FromXml(myWebPermission1.ToXml());

' Create  a WebPermission without permission on the protected resource.
Dim myWebPermission1 As New WebPermission(PermissionState.None)

' Create a SecurityElement by calling the ToXml method on the WebPermission 
' instance and display its attributes (which hold the XML encoding of 
' the WebPermission).
Console.WriteLine("Attributes and Values of the WebPermission are :")
myWebPermission1.ToXml().ToString()

' Create another WebPermission with no permission on the protected resource.
Dim myWebPermission2 As New WebPermission(PermissionState.None)

'Converts the new WebPermission from XML using myWebPermission1.
myWebPermission2.FromXml(myWebPermission1.ToXml())

Remarks

The FromXml method reconstructs a WebPermission from an XML encoding that is defined by the SecurityElement class.

Use the ToXml method to XML-encode the WebPermission, including state information.

Applies to

See also