Fluid builder object for created AAMVAIDs from scratch.
public class AAMVAIDBuilder : IDisposable
Public Class AAMVAIDBuilder
Inherits IDisposable
public:
ref class AAMVAIDBuilder : IDisposable
Order of set operations is important.
To create a valid AAMVAID, begin by calling the following functions in no particular order:
AAMVAIDBuilder.SetJurisdiction
AAMVAIDBuilder.SetJurisdictionVersion
AAMVAIDBuilder.SetVersion
Then, set the number of entries (subfiles) in the output AAMVAID with AAMVAIDBuilder.SetNumberOfEntries
. This will initialize the array of subfiles in the output AAMVAID.
With your subfile array initialized, it is now safe to set the AAMVASubfileTypes
of each subfile using AAMVAIDBuilder.SetSubfileType
.
Then, add data elements to your subfile(s) using AAMVAIDBuilder.AddDataElementToSubfile
. Ensure that you include all required fields.
Finally, call AAMVAIDBuilder.Build
to build your AAMVAID.
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