SecurityElement Constructors
Definition
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Initializes a new instance of the SecurityElement class.
Overloads
SecurityElement(String) |
Initializes a new instance of the SecurityElement class with the specified tag. |
SecurityElement(String, String) |
Initializes a new instance of the SecurityElement class with the specified tag and text. |
SecurityElement(String)
- Source:
- SecurityElement.cs
- Source:
- SecurityElement.cs
- Source:
- SecurityElement.cs
Initializes a new instance of the SecurityElement class with the specified tag.
public:
SecurityElement(System::String ^ tag);
public SecurityElement (string tag);
new System.Security.SecurityElement : string -> System.Security.SecurityElement
Public Sub New (tag As String)
Parameters
- tag
- String
The tag name of an XML element.
Exceptions
The tag
parameter is null
.
The tag
parameter is invalid in XML.
Examples
The following code shows the use of the SecurityElement constructor to create a new SecurityElement object. This code example is part of a larger example provided for the SecurityElement class.
SecurityElement^ windowsRoleElement = gcnew SecurityElement( L"WindowsMembership.WindowsRole" );
SecurityElement windowsRoleElement =
new SecurityElement("WindowsMembership.WindowsRole");
Dim windowsRoleElement As New SecurityElement("WindowsMembership.WindowsRole")
Remarks
The tag
parameter must consist of a valid XML tag name. Use Escape to remove invalid characters from the string.
Applies to
SecurityElement(String, String)
- Source:
- SecurityElement.cs
- Source:
- SecurityElement.cs
- Source:
- SecurityElement.cs
Initializes a new instance of the SecurityElement class with the specified tag and text.
public:
SecurityElement(System::String ^ tag, System::String ^ text);
public SecurityElement (string tag, string? text);
public SecurityElement (string tag, string text);
new System.Security.SecurityElement : string * string -> System.Security.SecurityElement
Public Sub New (tag As String, text As String)
Parameters
- tag
- String
The tag name of the XML element.
- text
- String
The text content within the element.
Exceptions
The tag
parameter is null
.
The tag
parameter or text
parameter is invalid in XML.
Remarks
If the text
parameter is null
this constructor produces an element identical to the parameterless constructor.