C# Class Microsoft.VS.ConfigurationManager.Bundle

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Private Properties

Property	Type	Description
Initialize	void
SetObjectVariables	void
Uninstall	int

Public Methods

Method	Description
Bundle ( ) : System	Bundle creation forcing variables to be set.
Bundle ( System bundleid, string name, string version ) : System	Bundle creation with values being passed in before hand.
Bundle ( System bundleid, string name, string version, string releasepdb, string path, string filetype, bool selected ) : System	Creating a bundle without passing package information
Bundle ( System bundleid, string name, string version, string releasepdb, string path, string filetype, bool selected, ICollection packages ) : System	Bundle creation for all parameters being passed in.

Private Methods

Method	Description
Initialize ( System passedbundleid, string name, string version ) : void
SetObjectVariables ( ) : void
Uninstall ( ) : int

Method Details

Bundle() public method

Bundle creation forcing variables to be set.

public Bundle ( ) : System
return	System

Bundle() public method

Bundle creation with values being passed in before hand.

public Bundle ( System bundleid, string name, string version ) : System
bundleid	System
name	string
version	string
return	System

Bundle() public method

Creating a bundle without passing package information

public Bundle ( System bundleid, string name, string version, string releasepdb, string path, string filetype, bool selected ) : System
bundleid	System
name	string
version	string
releasepdb	string
path	string
filetype	string
selected	bool
return	System

Bundle() public method

Bundle creation for all parameters being passed in.

public Bundle ( System bundleid, string name, string version, string releasepdb, string path, string filetype, bool selected, ICollection packages ) : System
bundleid	System
name	string
version	string
releasepdb	string
path	string
filetype	string
selected	bool
packages	ICollection
return	System