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applicationManifest Element

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Communications Server 2007 Server SDK Documentation

applicationManifest Element

The root element of a SIP application manifest.

Usage

<lc:applicationManifest
 lc:appUri="URI"
 xmlns:lc="https://schemas.microsoft.com/lcs/2006/05">
</lc:applicationManifest>

Attributes

appUri

Specifies the URI that uniquely identifies the application to Office Communications Server. The value must be an HTTP URL. The URL is not required to be a public one.

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xmlns

Specifies both the namespace prefix and namespace name to associate with the application.

The namespace prefix is a string value and is separated from the attribute name using a colon. The default value for the namespace prefix is ???lc???.

The value of the namespace name depends on the version of Office Communications Server on which the application runs. Valid namespace name values are as follows:

Value Description
https://schemas.microsoft.com/lcs/2003/05 Live Communications Server 2003
https://schemas.microsoft.com/lcs/2004/05 Office Live Communications Server 2005
https://schemas.microsoft.com/lcs/2006/05 Office Communications Server 2007

Child Elements

Element Description
allowRegistrationBeforeUserServices Specifies whether an application should be allowed to register before the UserServices module.
serverFilter Specifies the role of the server on which the application must run.
proxyByDefault Specifies default proxy behavior for the application.
requestFilter Specifies which requests the server passes to the application.
responseFilter Specifies which classes of response that the server passes to the application.
file Specifies a text file that is a data source for use by the MSPL script contained in the message filtering script element (the splScript element).
scriptOnly Indicates that the application is an MSPL script-only application.
splScript Contains the CDATA section that encapsulates the message filtering script.

Parent Element

None.

Remarks

  • The namespace prefix "lc" in the preceding usage example is the default namespace prefix, but can be replaced with any string value that you assign to your namespace using the xmlns attribute of the applicationManifest element.

See Also

SIP Application Manifests
Application Attribute Elements
SIP Application Manifest Example

  
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