cc:address

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Contains the address of a user.

Syntax

<address xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/2006/09/sip/contactCard" 
        type="..." [anyAttribute="..."] >
  <street>...</street>
  <city>...</city>
  <state>...</state>
  <zipcode>...</zipcode>
  <countryCode>...</countryCode> 
</address>

Attributes

Attribute

Data Type

Description

type

string

Can be "work", "home", or "other".

[anyAttribute]

any

any

Parent Element

Element

Description

cc:contactCard

One of the child elements of the contactCard element.

Child Elements

Element

Occurrence

Description

cc:street

0 – unbounded

Contains street from Active Directory.

cc:city

0 – unbounded

Contains city from Active Directory.

cc:state

0 – unbounded

Contains state from Active Directory.

cc:zipcode

0 – unbounded

Contains zipcode from Active Directory.

cc:countryCode

0 or 1

Contains countryCode from Active Directory.

Remarks

In addition to the type attribute, this element can also have any other application-defined attributes.

Schema extension and custom extension to this element are supported. A schema extension are specified by a sequence of {ct:delimiter, ##targetNamespace:any} element pairs and a ct:end element. The custom extension is specified a ct:extension element.

For Office Communicator this element holds the user address obtained from Active Directory.

Examples

XML Example of the address Element

  <contactCard xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/2006/09/sip/contactcard">
    <address type="work">
      <street>123 Any Street</street>
      <city>Redmond</city>
      <state>WA</state>
      <zipcode>98223</zipcode>
      <countryCode>US</countryCode>
    </address>
    <url type="sharepoint">http://admin.contoso.com</url>
  </contactCard>