MimePartCollection.Insert Method

Adds the specified MimePart to the MimePartCollection at the specified index.

Namespace: System.Web.Services.Description
Assembly: System.Web.Services (in system.web.services.dll)

public:
void Insert (
	int index, 
	MimePart^ mimePart
)
public void Insert (
	int index, 
	MimePart mimePart
)
public function Insert (
	index : int, 
	mimePart : MimePart
)
Not applicable.

Parameters

index

The zero-based index at which to insert the mimePart parameter.

mimePart

The MimePart to add to the collection.

Exception typeCondition

IndexOutOfRangeException

The index parameter is less than zero.

- or -

The index parameter is greater than Count.

If the number of items in the collection already equals the collection's capacity, the capacity is doubled by automatically reallocating the internal array before the new element is inserted.

If the index parameter is equal to Count, the mimePart parameter is added to the end of the MimePartCollection.

The elements after the insertion point move down to accommodate the new element.

The following example demonstrates a typical use of the Insert method.

MimeMultipartRelatedBinding^ myMimeMultipartRelatedBinding = nullptr;
IEnumerator^ myIEnumerator = myOutputBinding->Extensions->GetEnumerator();
while ( myIEnumerator->MoveNext() )
   myMimeMultipartRelatedBinding = (MimeMultipartRelatedBinding^)myIEnumerator->Current;

// Create an instance of 'MimePartCollection'.
MimePartCollection^ myMimePartCollection = gcnew MimePartCollection;
myMimePartCollection = myMimeMultipartRelatedBinding->Parts;
Console::WriteLine( "Total number of mimepart elements in the collection initially  is: {0}", myMimePartCollection->Count );

// Get the type of first 'Item' in collection.
Console::WriteLine( "The first object in collection is of type: {0}", myMimePartCollection[ 0 ] );
MimePart^ myMimePart1 = gcnew MimePart;

// Create an instance of 'MimeXmlBinding'.
MimeXmlBinding^ myMimeXmlBinding1 = gcnew MimeXmlBinding;
myMimeXmlBinding1->Part = "body";
myMimePart1->Extensions->Add( myMimeXmlBinding1 );

//  a mimepart at first position.
myMimePartCollection->Insert( 0, myMimePart1 );
Console::WriteLine( "Inserting a mimepart object..." );

// Check whether 'Insert' was successful or not.
if ( myMimePartCollection->Contains( myMimePart1 ) )
{
   // Display the index of inserted 'MimePart'.
   Console::WriteLine( "'MimePart' is succesfully inserted at position: {0}", myMimePartCollection->IndexOf( myMimePart1 ) );
}

MimeMultipartRelatedBinding myMimeMultipartRelatedBinding = null;
IEnumerator myIEnumerator = myOutputBinding.get_Extensions().
    GetEnumerator();
while (myIEnumerator.MoveNext()) {
    myMimeMultipartRelatedBinding = 
        (MimeMultipartRelatedBinding)myIEnumerator.get_Current();
}

// Create an instance of 'MimePartCollection'.
MimePartCollection myMimePartCollection = new MimePartCollection();
myMimePartCollection = myMimeMultipartRelatedBinding.get_Parts();
Console.WriteLine("Total number of mimepart elements in the collection "
    + "initially is: " + myMimePartCollection.get_Count());

// Get the type of first 'Item' in collection.
Console.WriteLine("The first object in collection is of type: " 
    + myMimePartCollection.get_Item(0).ToString());
MimePart myMimePart1 = new MimePart();

// Create an instance of 'MimeXmlBinding'.
MimeXmlBinding myMimeXmlBinding1 = new MimeXmlBinding();
myMimeXmlBinding1.set_Part("body");
myMimePart1.get_Extensions().Add(myMimeXmlBinding1);

//  a mimepart at first position.
myMimePartCollection.Insert(0, myMimePart1);
Console.WriteLine("Inserting a mimepart object...");

// Check whether 'Insert' was successful or not.
if (myMimePartCollection.Contains(myMimePart1)) {
    // Display the index of inserted 'MimePart'.
    Console.WriteLine("'MimePart' is succesfully inserted at position: "
        + myMimePartCollection.IndexOf(myMimePart1));
}

Windows 98, Windows Server 2000 SP4, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows Server 2003, Windows XP Media Center Edition, Windows XP Professional x64 Edition, Windows XP SP2, Windows XP Starter Edition

The Microsoft .NET Framework 3.0 is supported on Windows Vista, Microsoft Windows XP SP2, and Windows Server 2003 SP1.

.NET Framework

Supported in: 3.0, 2.0, 1.1, 1.0

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