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ICS.SetVar

Sets a Content Server variable.

This method has three variants:

• SetVar (Variant 1) : Sets the value of a Content Server variable to a string.

• SetVar (Variant 2) : Sets the value of a Content Server variable to an integer.

• SetVar (Variant 3) : Sets the value of a Content Server variable to an FTValList.

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ICS.SetVar

Sets the value of a ContentServer variable.

Syntax

public void 
SetVar(String name,
       String value)

Parameters

name

The name of the variable to create or set.

value

The value of the variable.

Description

The SetVar method sets the value of a ContentServer variable. If the variable does not exist, it will be created. This method provides functionality similar to the XML SETVAR tag.

Example

The following example creates a variable named weather and set its value to Sunny:

ics.SetVar("weather", "Sunny");

See Also

GetVar , GetVars , RemoveVar

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ICS.SetVar

Sets the value of a ContentServer variable.

Syntax

public void 
SetVar(String name,
       Int value)

Parameters

name

The name of the variable to create or set.

value

The value of the variable.

Description

The SetVar method sets the value of a ContentServer variable. If the variable does not exist, it will be created. This method provides functionality similar to the XML SETVAR tag.

Example

The following example creates a variable named weather and set its value to Sunny:

ics.SetVar("weather", "Sunny");

See Also

GetVar , GetVars , RemoveVar

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ICS.SetVar

Sets the value of a ContentServer variable.

Syntax

public void 
SetVar(String name,
       FTVal value)

Parameters

name

The name of the variable to create or set.

value

The value of the variable.

Description

The SetVar method sets the value of a Content Server variable. If the variable does not exist, it will be created. This method provides functionality similar to the XML SETVAR tag.

Example

The following example creates a variable named weather and set its value to Sunny:

ics.SetVar("weather", "Sunny");

See Also

GetVar , GetVars , RemoveVar

 

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