This chapter contains descriptions of the parameters, starting with an index of the fragments followed by the subareas/fragments and the various selection options.

In ELOxc, fragments represent the topmost level, such as action trees, the instance configuration, or a specific action.

Subareas/fragments are subordinate to the fragments, such as parts of an action tree or the instance configuration.

All values and types with selection options are summarized under Selection options.

Structure

The descriptions of parameters are structured as follows:

The header contains the name of the fragment, subarea, or option followed by the type in brackets.

The first line contains the description.

Below it is the ID and, where applicable, the referenced ID in brackets.

This is followed by additional parameters of the fragment, subarea, or selection with the respective description and ID.

Fragments

• Filing path
• Action tree
• Archive
• Property export
• Permissions
• Entry point template
• Result
• Exists
• Export
• External call
• Instance configuration
• Class template
• Delete
• Tag
• Metadata template
• Folder filter template
• Mailbox template
• Message stubbing
• Stubbing template
• Save
• Call subtree
• End processing
• Match/Replace
• Move

Subareas/Fragments

• Filing path
• ACL
• Address handling
• Property restriction
• Call parameters
• Attachment filter
• Entry point
• Entry point configuration
• Item filter
• Export property
• Filter
• Global
• Size filter
• Indexserver
• Catalog filters
• Load settings
• List template
• List template item
• Tag property
• Metadata of the attachment
• Metadata identifier
• Metadata field
• Message property
• Message class item
• Folder filters
• Path segment
• Mailbox

• Mailbox catalog
• Logging
• Selection and processing variables
• Selection restrictions
• SORD reference
• Static catalog
• Process control settings
• Connection parameters
• Match/Replace
• Encryption key

Selection options

• ACL action type
• Action logic
• Action type
• Type of action tree
• ELO user identifier property
• Property export type
• Property source
• Call type
• Execution mode
• Output mode
• Document preference
• Setting for properties
• EWS URL priority
• Export mode
• Separator type for property exports
• Attachment filter type
• Case-sensitive
• IMAP connection security
• Catalog type
• List template
• Logical normal form
• Delete range
• Tag type
• Metadata type
• UI language
• Path type

• Path variable
• Path root
• Mailbox type
• PowerShell proxy
• SORD references
• Static catalog mode
• Match mode
• Matching pattern type
• Sensitivity
• Value match mode
• Time property
• Destination
• Target preference