Programming .NET Security

Name

PolicyLevel

Synopsis

public sealed class PolicyLevel {
// Public Instance Properties
   public IList FullTrustAssemblies{get; }
   public string Label{get; }
   public IList NamedPermissionSets{get; }
   public CodeGroup RootCodeGroup{set; get; }
   public string StoreLocation{get; }
// Public Static Methods
   public static PolicyLevel CreateAppDomainLevel(  );
// Public Instance Methods
   public void AddFullTrustAssembly(StrongName sn);
   public void AddFullTrustAssembly(StrongNameMembershipCondition snMC);
   public void AddNamedPermissionSet(System.Security.NamedPermissionSet permSet);
   public NamedPermissionSet ChangeNamedPermissionSet(string name, System.Security.PermissionSet pSet);
   public void FromXml(System.Security.SecurityElement e);
   public NamedPermissionSet GetNamedPermissionSet(string name);
   public void Recover(  );
   public void RemoveFullTrustAssembly(StrongName sn);
   public void RemoveFullTrustAssembly(StrongNameMembershipCondition snMC);
   public NamedPermissionSet RemoveNamedPermissionSet(System.Security.NamedPermissionSet permSet);
   public NamedPermissionSet RemoveNamedPermissionSet(string name);
   public void Reset(  );
   public PolicyStatement Resolve(Evidence evidence);
   public CodeGroup ResolveMatchingCodeGroups(Evidence evidence);
   public SecurityElement ToXml(  );
}

This class represents a security policy level and provides the ability to access and manipulate the objects that represent its three key elements: fully trusted assemblies, named permission sets, and code group hierarchy.

The PolicyLevel ...