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| restoring sentence truncated in 2013 (martin) | 6.0 Change: SessionOptions.WebdavSecure renamed to SessionOptions.Secure (and applies to S3 protocol too). (martin) | ||
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| When [[library_from_script|converting script to .NET Assembly]], map ''open'' command to ''[[library_session_open|Session.Open]]'' method. The ''Session.Open'' accepts instance of ''[[library_sessionoptions|SessionOptions]]'' class, which needs to be populated according to parameters and switches of ''open'' command. | When [[library_from_script|converting script to .NET Assembly]], map ''open'' command to ''[[library_session_open|Session.Open]]'' method. The ''Session.Open'' accepts instance of ''[[library_sessionoptions|SessionOptions]]'' class, which needs to be populated according to parameters and switches of ''open'' command. | ||
| - | Parameters mapping: [[session_url|Session URL]] in command parameter ''session_url'' needs to be separated to its components, which are to be stored into ''[[library_sessionoptions#hostname|SessionOptions.HostName]]'' (''host'' component), ''[[library_sessionoptions#username|SessionOptions.UserName]]'' (''username''), ''[[library_sessionoptions#password|SessionOptions.Password]]'' (''password''), ''[[library_sessionoptions#portnumber|SessionOptions.PortNumber]]'' (''port'') and ''[[library_sessionoptions#protocol|SessionOptions.Protocol]]'' (''sftp|ftp|ftps|ftpes|http|https|s3|scp:%%//%%'').((For ''ftpes:%%//%%'' and ''ftps:%%//%%'', use ''SessionOptions.Protocol = Protocol.Ftp'' and ''SessionOptions.FtpSecure = FtpSecure.Explicit'' (or ''FtpSecure.Implicit''). For ''https:%%//%%'', use ''SessionOptions.Protocol = Protocol.Webdav'' and ''SessionOptions.WebdavSecure = true''.)) Alternatively, you can use ''[[library_sessionoptions_parseurl|SessionOptions.ParseUrl]]'' method. | + | Parameters mapping: [[session_url|Session URL]] in command parameter ''session_url'' needs to be separated to its components, which are to be stored into ''[[library_sessionoptions#hostname|SessionOptions.HostName]]'' (''host'' component), ''[[library_sessionoptions#username|SessionOptions.UserName]]'' (''username''), ''[[library_sessionoptions#password|SessionOptions.Password]]'' (''password''), ''[[library_sessionoptions#portnumber|SessionOptions.PortNumber]]'' (''port'') and ''[[library_sessionoptions#protocol|SessionOptions.Protocol]]'' (''sftp|ftp|ftps|ftpes|http|https|s3|scp:%%//%%'').((For ''ftpes:%%//%%'' and ''ftps:%%//%%'', use ''SessionOptions.Protocol = Protocol.Ftp'' and ''SessionOptions.FtpSecure = FtpSecure.Explicit'' (or ''FtpSecure.Implicit''). For ''https:%%//%%'', use ''SessionOptions.Protocol = Protocol.Webdav'' and ''SessionOptions.WebdavSecure = true'' //(''.Secure'' in the latest beta version)//. &beta)) Alternatively, you can use ''[[library_sessionoptions_parseurl|SessionOptions.ParseUrl]]'' method. |
| There is no direct mapping for opening stored site using ''site'' parameter, because .NET assembly [[library_from_script#default_config|does not share configuration]] with graphical/scripting mode. You need to configure all your site settings directly in your code (using ''[[library_sessionoptions|SessionOptions]]'' class). | There is no direct mapping for opening stored site using ''site'' parameter, because .NET assembly [[library_from_script#default_config|does not share configuration]] with graphical/scripting mode. You need to configure all your site settings directly in your code (using ''[[library_sessionoptions|SessionOptions]]'' class). | ||