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Exports properties as properties of the PageObject. The property can then be accessed from client or server script from the same page or other pages.

The PageObject maintains the state of these properties over the lifetime of the ASP page, which may include several round-trips to the server for form processing. Properties can also be stored in Session or Application states to persist beyond the lifetime of the page.

For more information on creating and using properties on ASP pages, see Defining Properties for a PageObject.

Options

Defined properties

Name

Enter a name for the property. This is the name you will use to access the property in the PageObject.

Lifetime

Select the scope for which the property is available. The property can be available just for this ASP Page, for this Session, or always available in your Application.

Client

Select whether this property is read-only (Read) or Read/Write in client script.

Server

Select whether this property is Read/Write in server script.