RegiisUtility.ProtectedConfigAction Method

Definition

Namespace:

System.Web.Management

Assembly:

System.Web.dll

Allows specific manipulation of configuration sections and assembly-key containers based on the supplied parameters.

This API supports the product infrastructure and is not intended to be used directly from your code.

public:
 virtual void ProtectedConfigAction(long options, System::String ^ firstArgument, System::String ^ secondArgument, System::String ^ providerName, System::String ^ appPath, System::String ^ site, System::String ^ cspOrLocation, int keySize, [Runtime::InteropServices::Out] IntPtr % exception);

public void ProtectedConfigAction (long options, string firstArgument, string secondArgument, string providerName, string appPath, string site, string cspOrLocation, int keySize, out IntPtr exception);

abstract member ProtectedConfigAction : int64 * string * string * string * string * string * string * int * nativeint -> unit
override this.ProtectedConfigAction : int64 * string * string * string * string * string * string * int * nativeint -> unit

Public Sub ProtectedConfigAction (options As Long, firstArgument As String, secondArgument As String, providerName As String, appPath As String, site As String, cspOrLocation As String, keySize As Integer, ByRef exception As IntPtr)

Parameters

options

Int64

The type of action to perform.

firstArgument

String

A configuration section or assembly-key container name.

secondArgument

String

The configuration file name or account name.

providerName

String

The provider name.

appPath

String

The application path.

site

String

The site reference.

cspOrLocation

String

The configuration location.

keySize

Int32

The size of the key.

exception

IntPtr

nativeint

The exception to display.

Implements

ProtectedConfigAction(Int64, String, String, String, String, String, String, Int32, IntPtr)

Remarks

The ProtectedConfigAction method is used internally to protect and unprotect sections within the configuration. The ProtectedConfigAction method also supports assembly-key container manipulation.