LCConnection Properties

All Connections have a set of properties with values that can be assigned and retrieved. All properties are represented by both an integer value (called a property token) and a name. Some property tokens are valid for all connectors, while others are connector-specific.

See Appendix C for a list of properties for each Connector.

All connector properties are of the closest LotusScript® data types when you access connection properties using this form:

Value = LCConnection.<PropertyName>

or

LCConnection.<Property.Name> = value

When referencing the connector's property by name, the property will be represented using the closest matching LotusScript® data type; not the Connector data type. For example, if the property were textual, the LC data type would be an LCStream, however, the syntax listed previously would use the closest matching LotusScript® data type which would be a "String". Likewise, an LCDatetime corresponds to a LotusScript® "Variant" with date and/or time information.

Note: When you use the LCConnection.GetPropertyXXXXXX() syntax, the data type will be a Connector data type.