I would like to set up
a custom app configuration element collection section like this
<logSectionGroup>
<logSection name="Testttt">
<properties name ="Pride">
<pathName="TestingLog.
txt"/>
<deleteRetention="100"/>
<deleteZeroRetention="5"/>
<wildcard="*.
txt"/>
</properties>
<properties name ="Adhoc">
<pathName="blah.
txt"/>
<deleteRetention="70"/>
<deleteZeroRetention="3"/>
<wildcard="*.*"/>
</properties>
</logSection>
</logSectionGroup>
Is this possible? Properties would be the configuration element, and log section would be the configuration element collection. The problem is, I've only seen where you can have multiple instances of
a single element instead of multiple elements.
<Section name="Section1">
<Section name="Section1">
<SubSection name="SubSection1">
<Item name="Item1" />
<Item name="Item2" />
</SubSection>
<SubSection name="SubSection2">
<Item name="Item1" />
<Item name="Item2" />
</SubSection>
</Section>
When you use GetElementKey() you have it return element "name" in the above example but how would you return 4 different elements like "pathName" "deleteRetention" etc.
Here is my Definition for PropElement
Public Class PropElement
Inherits ConfigurationElement
<ConfigurationProperty("pathName", IsRequired:=True)> _
Public Property PathName() As String
Get
Return CStr(Me("pathName"))
End Get
Set(ByVal value As String)
Me("pathName") = value
End Set
End Property
<ConfigurationProperty("deleteRetention", DefaultValue:="0", IsRequired:=False)> _
Public Property DeleteRetention() As Integer
Get
Return CStr(Me("deleteRetention"))
End Get
Set(ByVal value As Integer)
Me("deleteRetention") = value
End Set
End Property
<ConfigurationProperty("deleteZeroRetention", DefaultValue:="0", IsRequired:=False)> _
Public Property DeleteZeroRetention() As Integer
Get
Return CStr(Me("deleteZeroRetention"))
End Get
Set(ByVal value As Integer)
Me("deleteZeroRetention") = value
End Set
End Property
<ConfigurationProperty("wildcard", DefaultValue:="*.*", IsRequired:=False)> _
Public Property Wildcard() As String
Get
Return CStr(Me("wildcard"))
End Get
Set(ByVal value As String)
Me("wildcard") = value
End Set
End Property
End Class
