Overwrite an internal method

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How can i "overwrite"

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internal void PrepareHeaders(bool sendEnvelope) { }

method in

internal class Message { }

?

I would like to turn off the automatic overwrite of the Date header, and it is in this method.

Posted 13-Jul-13 19:07pm

tothrob

Updated 13-Jul-13 21:48pm

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StM0n 14-Jul-13 5:56am

Are you aware of the fact, that you are talking about a method and a class?

tothrob 14-Jul-13 6:01am

Yes. What is the problem with it?

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CHill60 · Answer 1 · 2013-07-14T00:05:00

Solution 2

Further to solution 1 and because you use the words "How can I" ...

You need to do a little research around polymorphism (and inheritance)

Here's a start point at MSDN[^]

Posted 14-Jul-13 0:05am

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tothrob 14-Jul-13 6:21am

Thanks, i went over this already.

Reza Alipour Fard · Answer 2 · 2013-07-14T00:00:00

Solution 1

Hi
You can only override Abstract or Virtual method.
If you can override PrepareHeaders method, you must define PrepareHeaders as abstract or virtual method.

I hope it's helpful for you.

Posted 14-Jul-13 0:00am

Reza Alipour Fard

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tothrob 14-Jul-13 6:15am

Sure, this is clear.
I forgot to say that this Message Class came with Visual Studio. And it does not have the virtual keyword. If it had, this question would not exist :)

But i hope there is some hack, similar to this:
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/76607/Easily-Retrieve-Email-Information-from-EML-Files-R