ItemSpecificationBuilder.AddContentSpecification Method (FileSystemInfo, String)

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MultiArchive SDK .NET Documentation

ItemSpecificationBuilder..::..AddContentSpecification Method (FileSystemInfo, String)

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[This is preliminary documentation and is subject to change.]

Method that creates a new ContentSpecification based on a physical file on the local filesystem.

If a mimetype is specified in the parameters, the content file will be saved in MultiArchive with this mimetype instead of the mimetype of the actual physical file.

Namespace: MultiArchive.SDK.ServiceUtils
Assembly: MultiArchive.SDK (in MultiArchive.SDK.dll) Version: 1.2.30.413 (1.2.30.413)

Syntax

C#
public void AddContentSpecification( FileSystemInfo content, string mimeType )

Visual Basic
Public Sub AddContentSpecification ( content As FileSystemInfo, mimeType As String )

Visual C++
public: void AddContentSpecification( FileSystemInfo^ content, String^ mimeType )

Parameters

content: Type: System.IO..::..FileSystemInfo
A reference to a physical file on the local filesystem which is to be attached to the created item.

mimeType: Type: System..::..String
A user specified mimetype for the file being attached. This overrides the mimetype of the physical file.

Examples

C#	Copy
class TestClass { public static void Main() { ItemSpecificationBuilder myBuilder = new ItemSpecificationBuilder(); FileInfo info = new FileInfo(@"C:\HelloWorld.txt"); myBuilder.AddContentSpecification(info, "text/plain"); } }

Copy

class TestClass
{
    public static void Main()
    {
        ItemSpecificationBuilder myBuilder = new ItemSpecificationBuilder();
        FileInfo info = new FileInfo(@"C:\HelloWorld.txt");
        myBuilder.AddContentSpecification(info, "text/plain");
    }
}

Exceptions

Exception	Condition
System..::..ArgumentNullException	Throws an ArgumentException if a content file is not specified.
MultiArchive.SDK.Services.Exceptions..::..ItemException	Throws an ItemException if the file specified or one of its directories does not exist.