ITerminalConfiguration Interface

Provides access to members that specify the properties of a network terminal configuration.

Members

	Name	Description
	CreationTime	Returns the creation time.
	DefaultConfigurationPath	Returns the default configuration path.
	ID	Returns the ID.
	Name	Returns the name.
	SchemaGeneration	Returns the schema generation.
	Terminal	Returns the terminal.
	TerminalCount	Returns the terminal count.
	TerminalIDs	Returns the terminal IDs.
	TraversabilityModel	Returns the traversability model.
	ValidConfigurationPaths	Returns the valid configuration paths.

Returns the creation time.

Public ReadOnly Property CreationTime As Object

public object CreationTime {get;}

Returns the default configuration path.

Public ReadOnly Property DefaultConfigurationPath As String

public string DefaultConfigurationPath {get;}

Returns the ID.

Public ReadOnly Property ID As Integer

public int ID {get;}

Returns the name.

Public ReadOnly Property Name As String

public string Name {get;}

Returns the schema generation.

Public ReadOnly Property SchemaGeneration As Integer

public int SchemaGeneration {get;}

Returns the terminal.

Public Function get_Terminal ( _
    ByVal Index As Integer, _
    ByRef TerminalID As Integer, _
    ByRef TerminalName As String _
) As Boolean

public bool get_Terminal (
    int Index,
    ref int TerminalID,
    ref string TerminalName
);

Returns the terminal count.

Public ReadOnly Property TerminalCount As Integer

public int TerminalCount {get;}

Returns the terminal IDs.

Public ReadOnly Property TerminalIDs As ILongArray

public ILongArray TerminalIDs {get;}

Returns the traversability model.

Public ReadOnly Property TraversabilityModel As esriUtilityNetworkTraversabilityModel

public esriUtilityNetworkTraversabilityModel TraversabilityModel {get;}

Returns the valid configuration paths.

Public ReadOnly Property ValidConfigurationPaths As IArray

public IArray ValidConfigurationPaths {get;}

An array to hold an indexed collection of IValidConfigurationPath.

Classes	Description