Version 

4.0

         bool found = false; 

         foreach( ZXTM.VirtualServerRule r in rules[0] ) { 

            if( r.name == rule ) { 

               found = true; 

               r.enabled = true; 

            } 

         } 

         if( ! found ) { 

            // Add a new rule to the start of the list 

            ZXTM.VirtualServerRule[] newrules = new 

ZXTM.VirtualServerRule[rules[0].Length + 1]; 

            newrules[0] = new ZXTM.VirtualServerRule(); 

            newrules[0].name = rule; 

            newrules[0].enabled = true; 

            newrules[0].run_frequency =  

               ZXTM.VirtualServerRuleRunFlag.only_first; 

            Array.Copy( rules[0], 0,  

               newrules, 1, rules[0].Length ); 

            rules[0] = newrules; 

         } 

         p.setRules( new string[] { vsName }, rules ); 

      } catch ( Exception e ) { 

         Console.WriteLine( "{0}", e ); 

      } 

   } 

} 

Notes 

The rules manipulation functions take a compound structure which 

uses an enumeration named `RunRules'.  The SOAP::Lite interface 

presents this structure as a standard Perl hash; C# presents it as an 

object of type ZXTM.VirtualServerRule. 

This example illustrates the shortcomings of SOAP::Lite when it 

receives values defined as enumerations in the WSDL interface 

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