StringValidatorAttribute Class
Declaratively instructs the .NET Framework to perform string validation on a configuration property. This class cannot be inherited.
Assembly: System.Configuration (in System.Configuration.dll)
You use the StringValidatorAttribute to decorate a configuration property. This is to instruct the .NET Framework to validate the property using the StringValidator and pass to it the value of the decorating parameters.
You can apply StringValidatorAttribute objects to property types only.
The following example shows how to decorate the properties of a custom ConfigurationSection object using the StringValidatorAttribute object.
<ConfigurationProperty("fileName", _ DefaultValue:="default.txt", _ IsRequired:=True, _ IsKey:=False), _ StringValidator( _ InvalidCharacters:=" ~!@#$%^&*()[]{}/;'""|\", _ MinLength:=1, _ MaxLength:=60)> _ Public Property FileName() As String Get Return CStr(Me("fileName")) End Get Set(ByVal value As String) Me("fileName") = value End Set End Property
System.Attribute
System.Configuration.ConfigurationValidatorAttribute
System.Configuration.StringValidatorAttribute
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