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Classes

  Class Description
Public class ApplicationConfigurationFileValidationAttribute
Represents the validation for the application configuration file.
Public class AssertRangeAttribute
Specifies a property or event will be validated on a specific range.
Public class CustomAttributesValidationAttribute
Validates the attributes for a custom provider.
Public class DenyRangeAttribute
Specifies a property or event will be validated on a specific range and make sure that the value is outside that range.
Public class FileValidationAttribute
Validates that a file can be created or is writable.

Remarks

This validation assumes that the property is a file.
Public class MaximumLengthAttribute
Specifies a property or event will be validated on a specific maximum length.
Public class MinimumLengthAttribute
Specifies a property or event will be validated on a specific minimum length.
Public class ProtectionProviderValidationAttribute
Public class RegexAttribute
Specifies a property or event that is validated based on a regular expression.
Public class RequiredAttribute
Specifies a property or event that is required.
Public class TypeValidationAttribute
Specifies a type name should be validated to ensure that it is a valid Type.
Public class UniqueNameAttribute
Validate that each instance of a Type has a unique name.
Public class ValidationAttribute
Represents an attribute that will validate a property or field. The class is abstract.
Public class ValidationError
Collects information relevant to a warning or error returned by validation.

Enumerations

  Enumeration Description
Public enumeration RangeBoundaryType
A value describing the boundary conditions for a range.
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