The following table lists XML attributes and their corresponding Java Proxy (Classic Style) and COM Proxy properties.
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XML Attribute Name |
Java Proxy (Classic Style) Property |
COM Proxy Property |
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command |
CommandSent |
CommandSent |
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clientId |
ClientId |
ClientId |
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clientPassword |
ClientPassword |
ClientPassword |
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nextLocation |
NextLocation |
Location |
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exitState |
ExitStateSent |
ExitStateSent |
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dialect |
Dialect |
n.a |
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comCfg |
ComCfg |
ComCfg |
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serverLocation |
ServerLocation |
ServerLocation |
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servletPath |
ServletPath |
n.a |
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fileEncoding |
FileEncoding |
n.a |
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tracing |
Tracing |
n.a |
The comCfg XML attribute does not directly correspond to an import view object property. Instead, it is equivalent to a parameter present on the various method calls on the proxies for specifying the encoding setting. The method parameter overrides the XML and any XML overrides the defaults.
Specifying the Tracing XML attribute, results in the equivalent of executing the start and stop tracing methods on the proxy object.
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