HostSecurityManager.ProvideAssemblyEvidence(Assembly, Evidence) Method

public:
 virtual System::Security::Policy::Evidence ^ ProvideAssemblyEvidence(System::Reflection::Assembly ^ loadedAssembly, System::Security::Policy::Evidence ^ inputEvidence);

public virtual System.Security.Policy.Evidence ProvideAssemblyEvidence (System.Reflection.Assembly loadedAssembly, System.Security.Policy.Evidence inputEvidence);

abstract member ProvideAssemblyEvidence : System.Reflection.Assembly * System.Security.Policy.Evidence -> System.Security.Policy.Evidence
override this.ProvideAssemblyEvidence : System.Reflection.Assembly * System.Security.Policy.Evidence -> System.Security.Policy.Evidence

Public Overridable Function ProvideAssemblyEvidence (loadedAssembly As Assembly, inputEvidence As Evidence) As Evidence

Parameters

Returns

The evidence to be used for the assembly.

Examples

The following example shows how to override the ProvideAssemblyEvidence method for a custom host security manager. This example is part of a larger example provided for the HostSecurityManager class.

public override Evidence ProvideAssemblyEvidence(Assembly loadedAssembly, Evidence evidence)
{
    Console.WriteLine("Provide assembly evidence for: " + (loadedAssembly == null ? "Unknown" : loadedAssembly.ToString()) + ".");
    if (evidence == null)
        return null;

    evidence.AddAssemblyEvidence(new CustomEvidenceType());
    return evidence;
}

Public Overrides Function ProvideAssemblyEvidence(ByVal loadedAssembly As [Assembly], ByVal evidence As Evidence) As Evidence
    Console.WriteLine("Provide assembly evidence for: " + IIf(loadedAssembly Is Nothing, "Unknown", loadedAssembly.ToString()) + ".") 'TODO: For performance reasons this should be changed to nested IF statements
    If evidence Is Nothing Then
        Return Nothing
    End If
    evidence.AddAssemblyEvidence(New CustomEvidenceType())
    Return evidence

End Function 'ProvideAssemblyEvidence

Remarks

This method can be overridden in a derived class.

This method is called whenever an assembly is loaded, either implicitly or explicitly. The passed in parameters are the assembly being loaded, and the computed evidence from the common language runtime. The host implementation can choose to extend or reduce the evidence. The return value is the evidence to be used for the assembly. The base implementation always returns the evidence object passed in as the inputEvidence parameter.

Applies to