IPTServerConfigSettings overview
![]() | Returns the specified global Plumtree setting as a double. If the setting is not recognized, will throw PT_RESULTCODES.PT_E_INVALIDARG. If the setting is recognized, but is not a double, will throw a XPFormatException. |
![]() | Returns the specified global Plumtree setting as an int. If the setting is not recognized, will throw PT_RESULTCODES.PT_E_INVALIDARG. If the setting is recognized, but is not an integer, will throw a XPFormatException. |
![]() | Returns the specified global Plumtree setting as an Object. If the setting is not recognized, will throw PT_RESULTCODES.PT_E_INVALIDARG. NOTE: Generally, clients should call the "type safe" GetSetting calls (GetSettingAsInt, GetSettingAsString, GetSettingAsXPDateTime, GetSettingAsDouble.) The type safe calls assure that the caller gets the correct type of return value. |
![]() | Returns the specified global Plumtree setting as a String. If the setting is not recognized, will throw PT_RESULTCODES.PT_E_INVALIDARG. If the setting is recognized, but is not a string, will return a string representation of the setting. |
![]() | Returns the specified global Plumtree setting as a XPDateTime. If the setting is not recognized, will throw PT_RESULTCODES.PT_E_INVALIDARG. If the setting is recognized, but is not a datetime, will throw a ClassCastException. |
![]() | Overloaded. This function is deprecated. Callers should call GetSettings (int[] iaSettingIDs) instead. |
![]() | Overloaded. Sets the specified global Plumtree setting. Note that setting changes generally do not take effect until the Plumtree process is restarted. |
IPTServerConfigSettings Interface | com.plumtree.server Namespace | PT_SERVER_CONFIG_SETTINGNAME