Microsoft Internet Security and Acceleration Server 2000

FPCRef Object

The FPCRef object is used to reference another object. You can use the FPCRef object and the FPCRefs collection to retrieve values needed for specific scripting situations. Here are several lines of Microsoft® Visual Basic® Scripting Edition code demonstrating use of FPCRef and FPCRefs:

'Using the FPCRefs.Add method to add an FPCRef object reference to 
'a client address set to the list of excluded address sets
objarr.ArrayPolicy.SiteAndContentRules (1).ClientAddressSetsExcluded.Add "ClientSet_1"
'Using the FPCRef.Name property to retrieve the name of an excluded 
'client address set
objarr.ArrayPolicy.SiteAndContentRules (1).ClientAddressSetsExcluded(1).Name

A full example using FPCRefs is provided in Creating and Applying Enterprise Policy to an Array. FPCRefs is also used in Preventing Access in a Web Publishing Scenario.

This object is a member of the FPCRefs collection.

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Note to C++ Programmers

This object implements the IFPCRef interface.

Methods

The following table lists the methods of the FPCRef object.

Method	Description
Refresh	Reads the object's configuration information from persistent storage, discarding any changes to the configuration that were not saved.
Save	Saves the object's configuration to persistent storage.

Properties

The following table lists the properties of the FPCRef object.

Property	Description
ApplicationFilterGuid	Gets the GUID that identifies the application filter. The vendor of the application filter provides the GUID. For a nonapplication filter protocol this value would be an empty string.
Name	Gets the name of object referenced by the object.
Scope	Gets a value from the FpcItemScope enumerated type that specifies the scope of this object.
VendorParametersSets	Not implemented for this object.

Requirements

  Windows NT/2000: Requires Windows 2000.
  Version: Requires ISA Server 2000.
  Header: Msfpccom.idl.