CReplicationServer.Put Method
Sets a global property for the Commerce Server Staging (CSS) service on a server.
void Put (string propName object propValue)
Parameters
propName
The name of the property to set. Property names are not case-sensitive. The following table lists the valid property names.Property
Description
FullLogging
A value that indicates whether full text is enabled for logging. Valid values are "Yes" and "No". By default, full-text logging is disabled.
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Note:
Do not enable full-text logging except for debugging.MailFrom
The e-mail address of an account that represents the source of the e-mail, for example, CSSServer1@example.com.
MailHost
The name of the SMTP host, for example, smtpserver.example.com.
MailTo
The e-mail address to receive notifications when a staging project succeeds or fails, for example, CSSAdmin@example.com.
MailToFail
The e-mail address to receive notifications when a staging project fails, for example, CSSAdmin@example.com.
MailToSuccess
The e-mail address to receive notifications when a staging project succeeds, for example, CSSAdmin@example.com.
Password
The default password to use when authenticating against other CSS servers.
Note:
You must be logged on to the server to set this property. This property cannot be set remotely because CSS does not transmit passwords.RollbacksToKeep
The number of rollbacks that are permitted. Valid values are positive integers between 1 and 9.
Note:
This property is valid only for Web content staging projects. You must explicitly cast any whole number value that you assign to this property to a 32-bit (long) integer.TransactionMethod
A value that indicates whether to perform transactional staging. Valid values are "Yes" and "No".
Note:
This property is valid only for Web content staging projects.Username
The user name of the default authentication account to use when authenticating against other CSS servers, for example, contoso\CSSUser.
propValue
The value of the property.
Remarks
You must have CSS administrator permissions to call this method.
Properties are cached locally and are not applied to the CSS service until you call the Commit method.
The CReplicationServer.Put method corresponds to the COM method named ReplicationServer.Put.
Example
The following example sets the MailHost property to Contoso on the current server.
CReplicationServer replicationServer = new CReplicationServer();
replicationServer.Initialize("");
replicationServer.Put("MailHost", "Contoso");
replicationServer.Commit();
See Also
Other Resources
How to Set, Modify, and Retrieve Global Properties for a CSS Service