ConfigParameter Property (RenderingApplication Object)

ConfigParameter Property (RenderingApplication Object)

Important  The Collaboration Data Objects (CDO) 1.2.1 Rendering objects are not installed by or supported for use with Exchange Server 2003 or later.

The ConfigParameter property returns the value of a named configuration parameter. Read-only.

Syntax

objRendApp.ConfigParameter(parameter)

parameter

Required. String. The name of the parameter read from a configuration section.

Data Type

Variant

Remarks

The ConfigParameter property accesses the values of the named configuration parameters read in by the LoadConfiguration method. Each parameter is loaded into either the Microsoft® Exchange Directory Server (DS) or the Microsoft® Windows® registry.

The following table lists each parameter and its corresponding user interface setting in the HTTP Protocol property sheets:

Configuration parameter

Data type

HTTP Protocol property sheet setting

"Admin Display Name"

String

(DS) Display name

"Admin Note"

String

(DS) Administrative note

"Anonymous Access"

Boolean

(DS) Allow anonymous users to access the public folders

"AnonymousSessionTimeout"

Long

(Registry) Session timeout for anonymous users (default 20 minutes)

"AuthenticatedSessionTimeout"

Long

(Registry) Session timeout for authenticated users (default 60 minutes)

"Debug"

Long used as Boolean

(Registry) If nonzero, append more details to error messages sent to the browser (defaults to 0)

"Directory Name"

String

(DS) Directory name

"Enterprise"

String

(Registry) Organization name (corresponding to X.400 "/o=")

"HTTP Enabled"

Long used as Boolean

(DS) Enable HTTP protocol service

"Language Pack Directory"

String

(Registry) Physical directory location of langpack DLLs

"Publish GAL"

Boolean

(DS) Allow anonymous users to browse the global address list

"Publish GAL Limit"

Long

(DS) Maximum number of entries (Advanced page)

"Published Public Folders"

String array

(DS) Public folder entry identifiers added to Folder Shortcuts page of Microsoft Exchange Server Administrator utility

"RFC1867NoCleanupAt Unload"

Long used as Boolean

(Registry) Do not attempt to delete files in the temporary Web server directory at shutdown (defaults to 0)

"RFC1867SaveDirectory"

String

(Registry) Path to a temporary directory on the Web server to hold attachments to messages still being composed

"RFC1867Trace"

Long used as Boolean

(Registry) Log all file uploads to a TRCnnnnn.TMP file in the temporary Web server directory (defaults to 0)

"Server"

String

(Registry) Common Name (corresponding to X.400 "/cn=")

"Site"

String

(Registry) Organizational Unit name (corresponding to X.400 "/ou=")

The parameters in the registry can be accessed using the registry key

        HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\MSExchangeWEB\Parameters 

The parameters in the DS can be accessed using the property page

        Exchange Administrator\Site name\Configuration\Protocol\HTTP(Web) Site Setting Properties
      

in the Microsoft Exchange Server Administrator utility.

The "Enterprise", "Site", and "Server" parameters are used together to form the distinguished name of the Microsoft Exchange Server. If these three parameters are incorrect or missing from the registry, the DS based configuration cannot be read and the service cannot run.

You can also use ConfigParameter to set and retrieve registry values that are unrelated to CDO Rendering. If you do this, such values are ignored by the CDO Rendering Library.

See Also

Concepts

RenderingApplication Object