ConfigurationElement.LockElements Property
Gets the collection of locked elements.
Assembly: System.Configuration (in System.Configuration.dll)
'Declaration Public ReadOnly Property LockElements As ConfigurationLockCollection 'Usage Dim instance As ConfigurationElement Dim value As ConfigurationLockCollection value = instance.LockElements
Property Value
Type: System.Configuration.ConfigurationLockCollectionThe ConfigurationLockCollection of locked elements.
The LockElements property allows you to lock all the elements you specify.
To do that, you use the Contains method, as explained in the next example.
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The LockElements property allows you to prevent the child configuration elements of the element to which you apply the rule from being modified. Use LockItem if you want to put a general lock on the element itself and its child elements. |
The following example shows how to use the LockElements property.
' Show how to use LockElements ' It locks and unlocks the urls element. Shared Sub LockElements() Try ' Get the current configuration file. Dim config _ As System.Configuration.Configuration = _ ConfigurationManager.OpenExeConfiguration( _ ConfigurationUserLevel.None) ' Get the MyUrls section. Dim myUrlsSection As UrlsSection = _ config.GetSection("MyUrls") If myUrlsSection Is Nothing Then Console.WriteLine("Failed to load UrlsSection.") Else ' Get MyUrls section LockElements collection. Dim lockElements _ As ConfigurationLockCollection = _ myUrlsSection.LockElements ' Get MyUrls section LockElements collection ' enumerator. Dim lockElementEnum As IEnumerator = _ lockElements.GetEnumerator() ' Position the collection index. lockElementEnum.MoveNext() If lockElements.Contains("urls") Then ' Remove the lock on the urls element. lockElements.Remove("urls") Else ' Add the lock on the urls element. lockElements.Add("urls") End If ' Save the change. config.Save(ConfigurationSaveMode.Full) End If Catch err As ConfigurationErrorsException Console.WriteLine("[LockElements: {0}]", _ err.ToString()) End Try End Sub 'LockElements
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