IFileReplicationTarget Properties

Gets/sets the archived value of this entity

Gets/sets a true or false value indicating whether to compare file content before replication.

Gets the entity's creation date.

Gets the ID of the User who created this entity.

Gets and sets the detailed description of this target.

Gets and sets whether this target is disabled. Disabled targets cannot perform replications.

Gets/sets the password of the user with access to the UNC path.

Gets/sets the domain name of the shared location for the UNC path.

Gets/sets the name of the user with access to the UNC path.

Gets the date when the entity was most recently modified.

Gets the ID of the User who lasted edited the entity.

Gets the manager that retrieved this entity instance.

Gets and sets the commands that are executed after replication on this target. Use standard Command Prompts (DOS) command syntax.

Gets and sets the timeout (in seconds) for PostReplicationCommand.

Gets and sets the commands that are executed before replication on this target. Uses standard Command Prompts (DOS) command syntax.

Gets and sets the timeout (in seconds) for PreReplicationCommand.

Gets the full path of the Publishing Target Folder to which this replication target belongs.

Gets whether this target is currently performing a replication.

Gets the details of the last-completed replication.

Gets the Monitor object that tracks an ongoing replication. This object will stick around.

Gets the session that retrieved this entity. An entity is always session-specific.

Gets the unique ID of the session that retrieved this entity.

Gets/sets the file path where published content will be replicated to.

Gets the full Type name of the target.

Gets and sets whether to execute the PreReplicationCommand and PostReplicationCommand.

Gets/sets a true or false value indicating whether to connect to a universal naming convention (UNC) path using a different user account. The default value is false.

Gets and sets if the system should write through any intermediate cache and go directly to disk during replication.