SignerInfo.RemoveCounterSignature Method
Definition
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Removes the specified countersignature from the CounterSignerInfos collection.
Overloads
RemoveCounterSignature(Int32) |
The RemoveCounterSignature(Int32) method removes the countersignature at the specified index of the CounterSignerInfos collection. |
RemoveCounterSignature(SignerInfo) |
The RemoveCounterSignature(SignerInfo) method removes the countersignature for the specified SignerInfo object. |
RemoveCounterSignature(Int32)
- Source:
- SignerInfo.cs
- Source:
- SignerInfo.cs
- Source:
- SignerInfo.cs
The RemoveCounterSignature(Int32) method removes the countersignature at the specified index of the CounterSignerInfos collection.
public:
void RemoveCounterSignature(int index);
public void RemoveCounterSignature (int index);
member this.RemoveCounterSignature : int -> unit
Public Sub RemoveCounterSignature (index As Integer)
Parameters
- index
- Int32
The zero-based index of the countersignature to remove.
Exceptions
A cryptographic operation could not be completed.
Applies to
RemoveCounterSignature(SignerInfo)
- Source:
- SignerInfo.cs
- Source:
- SignerInfo.cs
- Source:
- SignerInfo.cs
The RemoveCounterSignature(SignerInfo) method removes the countersignature for the specified SignerInfo object.
public:
void RemoveCounterSignature(System::Security::Cryptography::Pkcs::SignerInfo ^ counterSignerInfo);
public void RemoveCounterSignature (System.Security.Cryptography.Pkcs.SignerInfo counterSignerInfo);
member this.RemoveCounterSignature : System.Security.Cryptography.Pkcs.SignerInfo -> unit
Public Sub RemoveCounterSignature (counterSignerInfo As SignerInfo)
Parameters
- counterSignerInfo
- SignerInfo
A SignerInfo object that represents the countersignature being removed.
Exceptions
A null reference was passed to a method that does not accept it as a valid argument.
The value of an argument was outside the allowable range of values as defined by the called method.
A cryptographic operation could not be completed.