ProtectionEngineSettings Class
Definition
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Settings used by IProtectionEngine during its creation and throughout its lifetime.
public class ProtectionEngineSettingstype ProtectionEngineSettings = classPublic Class ProtectionEngineSettings- Inheritance
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ProtectionEngineSettings
Constructors
| ProtectionEngineSettings(String, IAuthDelegate, String, String) |
Creates an instance with the given parameters. |
Properties
| AllowCloudServiceOnly |
Sets whether or not only cloud service is allowed |
| ClientData |
The engine client data |
| Cloud |
Sets the cloud. If not specified, then it will be determined by DNS lookup of the engine's identity domain if possible, else fall back to commercial cloud. |
| CloudEndpointBaseUrl |
Sets the cloud endpoint base url, used to specify cloud boundary (e.g. "api.aadrm.com"). This value will only be read and must be set for Cloud = Custom. |
| CustomSettings |
A list of name/value pairs used for testing and experimentation. |
| DataBoundary |
Sets the DataBoundary. If not specified, then it will be determined as a global. |
| EngineId |
The engine Id |
| Identity |
The identity |
| Locale |
The engine locale |
| LoggerContext |
Logger context that will be opaquely passed to the logger delegate for logs associated with the created engine |
| SessionId |
The engine session id. |
| TemplateBatchSize |
If offline publishing is enabled, how many full templates we will fetch from the server in a single request. Default/Max is 25 |
| TemplateRefreshRate |
How often we should fetch templates from cloud, versus using a cached copy. A value of 0 means we will never cache Templates for this engine. This is the default. Will only recognize whole hours. Less than 1 hour will be treated as always refresh (default). |
| UnderlyingApplicationId |
Sets the underlying application ID, used to when using the identity of the caller but acting for an underlying application |