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59 lcaClassIdAliases
69 lcaClassIdPingIntervals
70 lcaClassIdApplication
71 lcaClassIdTestInfo
72 lcaClassIdDataPoint
73 lcaClassIdFormatSpec
74 lcaClassIdMonitorSet
75 lcaClassIdMonitorSets
76 lcaClassIdMsgMonitorOptions
77 lcaClassIdMsgMonitorPoint
78 lcaClassIdMsgMonitorPoints
79 lcaClassIdNvMonitorOptions
80 lcaClassIdNvMonitorPoint
81 lcaClassIdNvMonitorPoints
82 lcaClassIdSourceAddress
83 lcaClassIdLdrfLanguage
84 lcaClassIdLdrfLanguages
85 lcaClassIdServiceStatus
86 lcaClassIdUpgradeStatus
87 lcaClassIdUpgradeInfo
88 lcaClassIdUpgradeInfos
89 lcaClassIdDatabaseValidationReport
90 lcaClassIdDatabaseValidationErrorSummary
91
lcaClassIdDatabaseValidationErrorSummaries
92
lcaClassIdDatabaseValidationErrorInstance
93 lcaClassIdNetworkResources
94 lcaClassIdTypeSpec
95 lcaClassIdFormatLocale
96 lcaClassIdFormatLocales
97 lcaClassIdActivationLicense
-1 lcaClassIdUnknown
object The object to be acted on.
Data Type Long.
Read/Write Read/write.
Added to API Prior to LNS Release 3.0.
DefaultAppFlag
Summary Specifies that a plug-in command is the default command for
the object type . Director applications can use this flag to
launch component applications as a default action such as
double-clicking on an icon representing the object or selecting
a command for the icon.
Availability Local, full, lightweight, and independent clients.
Syntax defaultAppFlag = compAppObject.DefaultAppFlag
Element Description
defaultAppFlag The flag value. A TRUE value
indicates that this plug-in command