ICommonStructureService.MoveBranch Method

Moves a node, along with the entire branch below the node, to a new position in the hierarchy

Namespace:  Microsoft.TeamFoundation.Server
Assembly:  Microsoft.TeamFoundation (in Microsoft.TeamFoundation.dll)

Syntax

'Declaration
Sub MoveBranch ( _
    nodeUri As String, _
    newParentNodeUri As String _
)

'Usage
Dim instance As ICommonStructureService 
Dim nodeUri As String 
Dim newParentNodeUri As String

instance.MoveBranch(nodeUri, newParentNodeUri)

void MoveBranch(
    string nodeUri,
    string newParentNodeUri
)

void MoveBranch(
    String^ nodeUri, 
    String^ newParentNodeUri
)

function MoveBranch(
    nodeUri : String, 
    newParentNodeUri : String
)

Parameters

• nodeUri
  Type: System.String

  The URI of the node to be moved

• newParentNodeUri
  Type: System.String

  The URI of the new parent

Remarks

The type of the moved node must be appropriate to be a child of the new parent, and the new parent cannot be in the branch below the moved node. The effects on tools that hold pathnames is equivalent to the effects of RenameNode, above. There are additional effects on tools that infer information from the parentage of the node. For example, Currituck might derive security from a node, and it’s parentage in the hierarchy. Tools that hold only URIs do not need to respond to CSS change events that occur for MoveNode.

.NET Framework Security

• Full trust for the immediate caller. This member cannot be used by partially trusted code. For more information, see Using Libraries from Partially Trusted Code.

See Also

Reference

ICommonStructureService Interface

ICommonStructureService Members

Microsoft.TeamFoundation.Server Namespace