Input Arguments |
Required |
Description |
<preferredDomainController>
|
Yes |
The domain controller to use for Active Directory actions. |
<serviceId>
|
Yes |
The globally unique identifier (GUID) to be assigned to the
service. Each service has a unique serviceId. |
<serviceName>
|
Yes |
The unique name of the service. |
<serviceDescription> |
No |
The description of the service. |
<dependencies> |
No |
A collection of service dependencies |
<dependencies/ value> |
No |
Zero or more service dependencies |
<types> |
No |
Container for various type collections |
<types/ statusTypes> |
No |
Collection of status types |
<types/ statusTypes/ statusType> |
No |
Onee or more status type definitions |
<types/ statusTypes/ statusType/ statusDescription> |
No |
Description for the type |
<types/ statusTypes/ statusType/ statusTypeCode> |
No |
Unique two character code for the type |
<types/ statusTypes/ statusType/ statusTypeName> |
No |
The status type, e.g. Enabled. |
<types/ eventTypes> |
No |
Collection of event types |
<types/ eventTypes/ eventType> |
No |
One or more event type definitions |
types/ eventTypes/ eventType/ eventDescription> |
No |
Description for the new type |
<types/ eventTypes/ eventType/ eventTypeCode> |
No |
Unique two character code for the new type |
<types/ eventTypes/ eventType/ eventTypeName> |
No |
The application defined event type, such as Enabled. |
<types/ assetTypes> |
No |
Collection of asset types |
<types/ assetTypes/ assetType> |
No |
One or more asset type definitions |
<types/ assetTypes/ assetType/ assetTypeCode> |
No |
Unique 2 character code for the new asset type |
<types/ assetTypes/ assetType/ assetTypeDescription> |
No |
Description of the new asset type |
<types/ assetTypes/ assetType/ assetTypeName> |
No |
Unique name of the asset type. |
<types/ planTypes> |
No |
Collection of plan types |
<types/ planTypes/ planType> |
No |
One or more plan type definitions |
<types/ planTypes/ planType/ allowMultiple> |
No |
Boolean indicating whether a customer can have more than one
plan of this type assigned |
<types/ planTypes/ planType/ planTypeCode> |
No |
Unique two character code for the type |
<types/ planTypes/ planType/ planTypeDescription> |
No |
Description of the type |
<types/ planTypes/ planType/ planTypeName> |
No |
Unique friendly name for the type |
<types/ customerTypes> |
No |
Collection of customer types |
<types/ customerTypes/ customerType> |
No |
One or more customer type definitions |
<types/ customerTypes/ customerType/
customerTypeCod> |
No |
Unique two character code for the type |
<types/ customerTypes/ customerType/
customerTypeDescription> |
No |
Description of the new type. |
<types/ customerTypes/ customerType/
customerTypeName> |
No |
The name of the customer type. For example: BusinessUser |
<types/ featureTypes> |
No |
Collection of feature types |
<types/ featureTypes/ featureType> |
No |
One or more feature type definitions |
<types/ featureTypes/ featureType/
featureDescription> |
No |
The description of the new feature. |
<types/ featureTypes/ featureType/ featureName> |
No |
The unique name of the Feature. |
<types/ featureTypes/ featureType/ nativeAttribute> |
No |
The native attribute this type maps to. For example this could
be a Active Directory attribute such as mDBOverHardQuotaLimit. |
<types/ featureTypes/ featureType/ featureName> |
No |
The unique name of the Feature. |
<types/ featureTypes/ featureType/ parentNode> |
No |
If the provisioning API requires that the feature's native
attribute be contained in an element then that should be entered in
the parameter. For example properties or mail. |
<types/ featureTypes/ featureType/ statusTypeName> |
No |
The status type, e.g. Enabled. |
<types/ featureTypes/ featureType/ xSLDatatype> |
No |
The optional datatype if required for a specific
nativeAttribute. For example bin.hex. |
<flagIgnoreAlreadyExistsError> |
No |
Instruct the procedure not to fail if any of the types already
exist. |