Metabase and OMA DM
The Metabase was modified to support several new properties of a managed object. The following table shows the supported properties. The name of the properties is the name that is exposed to the OMA DM interface.
Properties | Standard OMA DM | Metabase | Manageable over OMA DM |
---|---|---|---|
ACL | Y | Y | Y |
Format | Y | Y | Y |
Type | Y | Y | Y |
Name | Y | Y | Y |
Title | Y | Y | Y |
Options | N | Y | N |
MaxLength | N | Y | Y |
MaxValue | N | Y | Y |
MinValue | N | Y | Y |
Multiple | N | Y | Y |
RWAccess | N | Y | Y |
AccessRole | N | Y | Y |
ACL
A device settings' access control based on the OMA DM Access Control List (ACL) is not supported. Instead, Windows Mobile 2003 role-base access control is used.
A DM server could remotely change this property.
Format (Datatype in Metabase)
The OMA DM Format property is called a datatype in the metabase. For more information, see Metabase Datatypes.
Type (semantic-type in Metabase
The OMA DM Type property is called Semantic Type in the metabase. This is the MIME type of the nodes value. For more information, see Metabase Semantic-Types.
Name
The name of the managed node, in the tree.
Title (label in Metabase)
The OMA DM Title property is called a Lable in the metabase. This is a human readable name. OMA DM does not support a localized label. When the server queries a label by using the OMA DM Title property, the label with the current UI language is returned.
Options
This is a Microsoft custom property. Managing Options over OMA DM is not supported.
MaxLength
This is a Microsoft custom property. This value defines the maximum length a leaf node chr value.
MaxValue
This is a Microsoft custom property. This value defines the maximum value a leaf node integer value.
MinValue
This is a Microsoft custom property. This value defines the minimum value of a leaf node integer value.
Multiple
This is a Microsoft custom property. It defines whether the user can select multiple options:
- 0 = the user is not allows to select multiple options. This is the default.
- 1 = the user can select multiple options.
RWAccess (rw-access in Metabase)
Defines read/write permissions. This is translated to rw-access in the Metabase.
The following list shows the possible values:
- 1 = The node is read only.
- 2 = The node is write only
- 3 = The node is read/write. This is the default
AccessRole (access role in Metabase)
Defines the access role for a node. For information about the possible security roles and corresponding role values, see Security Roles.
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