(String)
This property sets the Application ID for the Conversation objects created using the Connect method. This property is also used to register interest in a specific AppID for incoming requests. This value cannot be adjusted at runtime.
(Object)
Stores the key-value pairs set from the Setup property page. The values can be accessed both from Visual Basic code using the Values object and from embedded fields in other controls, using the %ControlName.PropertyName% syntax. Each Remote control can have a different set of key/value pairs.
EXAMPLE
If the keys MyKey1 and MyKey2 are defined at design time using the Setup property page, these keys are available in the control list window to be copied into dialog fields that accept control properties. The data values associated with these keys can be read from Visual Basic code using this syntax:
Print Remote1.Values.MyKey1(Channel)
A phrase can be configured in a greeting to say a number based on a key value:
SayNumber %Remote1.MyKey1%
(String)
This property identifies the computer name of the target machine for connections. It is assumed that this value uses the %ControlName.Property% expansion notation for its contents. This value cannot be changed after the voice processing system has been started. To select a different machine based on the incoming caller ID or other call-specific data, use a reference to data from a DataFind control or from a VBVFrame transfer property, or set the Machine property from code in the Enter Event.
(Boolean)
This flag indicates whether the control expects a reply to its sent message or not. If a reply is not needed (False), the control will exit out of the Sent output and never return. Response messages from the destination are ignored for this channel. If a reply is needed (True), the control still exits out of the Sent output, but the call returns to this control when the response comes back and the call exits out of the Replied output. (Typically the Sent output would go into a Delay control). If ReplyNeeded is False, the control will ignore the Timeout property. This value cannot be changed after the voice processing system has been started.
(Integer)
This property is only used if ReplyNeeded is set to True. When a reply is needed, the control will wait for a maximum of Timeout seconds before terminating any activity on the channel and exiting out of the Timed Out node. Setting ReplyNeeded to False disables the time-out mechanism.