ConfigurationLockCollection Class
Assembly: System.Configuration (in system.configuration.dll)
In a configuration file, a configuration section contains both attributes and elements. A ConfigurationLockCollection collection exists for the locked attributes of a configuration section, and is accessed through the LockAttributes property of the ConfigurationElement class. Another ConfigurationLockCollection collection exists for the locked elements of a configuration section, and is accessed through the LockElements property of the ConfigurationElement class.
The following code example demonstrates how to use the ConfigurationLockCollection type.
#region Using directives using System; using System.Configuration; using System.Web.Configuration; using System.Collections; using System.Text; #endregion namespace Samples.Aspnet.SystemWebConfiguration { class UsingConfigurationLockCollection { static void Main(string[] args) { try { // Set the path of the config file. string configPath = ""; // Get the Web application configuration object. Configuration config = WebConfigurationManager.OpenWebConfiguration(configPath); // Get the section related object. AnonymousIdentificationSection configSection = (AnonymousIdentificationSection)config.GetSection ("system.web/anonymousIdentification"); // Display title and info. Console.WriteLine("Configuration Info"); Console.WriteLine(); // Display Config details. Console.WriteLine("File Path: {0", config.FilePath); Console.WriteLine("Section Path: {0", configSection.SectionInformation.Name); Console.WriteLine(); // Create a ConfigurationLockCollection object. ConfigurationLockCollection lockedAttribList; lockedAttribList = configSection.LockAttributes; // Add an attribute to the lock collection. if (!lockedAttribList.Contains("enabled")) { lockedAttribList.Add("enabled"); if (!lockedAttribList.Contains("cookieless")) { lockedAttribList.Add("cookieless"); // Count property. Console.WriteLine("Collection Count: {0", lockedAttribList.Count); // AttributeList method. Console.WriteLine("AttributeList: {0", lockedAttribList.AttributeList); // Contains method. Console.WriteLine("Contains 'enabled': {0", lockedAttribList.Contains("enabled")); // HasParentElements property. Console.WriteLine("HasParentElements: {0", lockedAttribList.HasParentElements); // IsModified property. Console.WriteLine("IsModified: {0", lockedAttribList.IsModified); // IsReadOnly method. Console.WriteLine("IsReadOnly: {0", lockedAttribList.IsReadOnly("enabled")); // Remove a configuration object // from the collection. lockedAttribList.Remove("cookieless"); // Clear the collection. lockedAttribList.Clear(); // Create an ArrayList to contain // the property items of the configuration // section. ArrayList configPropertyAL = new ArrayList(lockedAttribList.Count); foreach (PropertyInformation propertyItem in configSection.ElementInformation.Properties) { configPropertyAL.Add(propertyItem.Name.ToString()); // Copy the elements of the ArrayList to a string array. String[] myArr = (String[])configPropertyAL.ToArray(typeof(string)); // Create as a comma delimited list. string propList = string.Join(",", myArr); // Lock the items in the list. lockedAttribList.SetFromList(propList); catch (Exception e) { // Unknown error. Console.WriteLine(e.ToString()); // Display and wait. Console.ReadLine();
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