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The ConfigMgrPolicyBodyDownloadRequesttype exposes the following properties.

Properties

 Public

 Protected
 Instance

 Static
 Declared

 Inherited
 XNA Framework Only

 .NET Compact Framework Only

  Member Description
Attachments
Gets Attachments to the message.
(Inherited from Message.)
Body
Get/Set message body. This should never be empty except for some very special cases.
(Inherited from Message.)
DownloadDcmCIs
If true, if there's a policy that points to a DCM CI, that CI will be downloaded
DownloadSecrets
If true, secrets will be downloaded in mixed mode. Defaults to false.
ForceSmsIdSignature
If true, SMSID signing will be used on the message to the MP. SMSID signing is not always needed and can cause a performance hit on the MP. Default is false which means a signature will only be added if it's required by the assignment.
MessageId
Internal ID of the message.
(Inherited from Message.)
PostSendActionsSupported
If true, message supports post-send actions
(Inherited from Message.)
Priority
The priority for the message. This is only used for reference by senders and has no actual effect on the message
(Inherited from Message.)
ReplyType
Reply type encapsulated by this message
(Inherited from SynchronousMessageRequest.)
SenderCallback
Callback to Sender for the message. This is null unless a message is in the process of being sent.
(Inherited from Message.)
SenderType
The sender type for the message. This is only used for reference by senders and has no actual effect on the message.
(Inherited from Message.)
IMessageBase . . :: . . Settings
Message settings and properties
(Inherited from Message.)
Settings
Message settings
(Inherited from Message.)
SiteCode
Gets/sets the site code to use for sending the message. Some messages require this.
(Inherited from Message.)
SmsId
SMSID for the policy request
(Overrides Message . . :: . . SmsId.)
SupportsInlineSerializers
If true, Serialize() will be called on send, and Deserialize() will be called on receive.

Default setting is true. Override to false with care.

(Inherited from Message.)

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