System.Security.Policy.PolicyStatement Class

Represents a code group membership condition and the permissions that are granted to code satisfying that condition.

Namespace

System.Security.Policy

Assembly

mscorlib.dll

Syntax

Remarks

A PolicyStatement associates a membership condition with a set of permissions. When code satisfies the membership condition, the associated permissions are granted to that code.

The PolicyStatement class is immutable, meaning its properties cannot be changed after it is created. This ensures that the security policy remains consistent.

Constructors

• PolicyStatement(IMembershipCondition, IPermission)

  public PolicyStatement(IMembershipCondition, IPermission)

  Initializes a new instance of the PolicyStatement class with the specified membership condition and permissions.

  Parameters

  • membershipCondition: IMembershipCondition

    The membership condition to evaluate.

  • permissionSet: IPermission

    The set of permissions granted to code that satisfies the membership condition.

• PolicyStatement(IMembershipCondition, PermissionSet)

  public PolicyStatement(IMembershipCondition, PermissionSet)

  Initializes a new instance of the PolicyStatement class with the specified membership condition and permission set.

  Parameters

  • membershipCondition: IMembershipCondition

    The membership condition to evaluate.

  • permissionSet: PermissionSet

    The set of permissions granted to code that satisfies the membership condition.

Properties

• MembershipCondition

  public IMembershipCondition MembershipCondition { get; }

  Gets the membership condition associated with the policy statement.

• PermissionSet

  public PermissionSet PermissionSet { get; }

  Gets the set of permissions granted by the policy statement.

Methods

• Copy()

  public PolicyStatement Copy()

  Creates and returns an identical copy of the current policy statement.

  Returns: A new PolicyStatement object that is a copy of the current object.

• Equals(object)

  public override bool Equals(object obj)

  Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current object.

  Parameters:

  • obj: object

    The object to compare with the current object.

  Returns: true if the specified object is equal to the current object; otherwise, false.

• GetHashCode()

  public override int GetHashCode()

  Serves as the default hash function.

  Returns: A hash code for the current object.

• ToString()

  public override string ToString()

  Returns a string representation of the current policy statement.

  Returns: A string that represents the current object.

See Also

• System.Security.Policy Namespace
• Code Access Security