RemoteAdmin:RemoteAdmin Standards
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* ''region_id'' - uuid of a region | * ''region_id'' - uuid of a region | ||
* ''region_name'' - name of a region | * ''region_name'' - name of a region | ||
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* ''agent_first_name'', ''agent_last_name'' - name of avatar | * ''agent_first_name'', ''agent_last_name'' - name of avatar | ||
* ''agent_id'' - uuid of an avatar | * ''agent_id'' - uuid of an avatar | ||
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| + | ===commonly returned Parameters are === | ||
| + | Note: The following paramenters are NOT standard in older commands! | ||
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| + | * ''success'' - returns true/false when a function is executed | ||
| + | * ''error'' - returns the error message when an error occures | ||
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POLICY PROPOSAL: This document is a proposal for naming standards and is not yet active.
Base Syntax: admin_Category_Function
Naming
Function and parameter names should use US English spelling.
Function should be clearly named & indicative of purpose
Parameters
Parameters should be clearly named & use a common syntax
Eg. use region_id and NOT region_uuid, region_ID or any other variation
common Parameters are
Note: The following paramenters are NOT standard in older commands!
- region_id - uuid of a region
- region_name - name of a region
- filename - name and location of a file eg. "c:/bin/my_backup.oar", "my_backup.oar", "http://www.foo.bar/my_backup.oar"
- agent_first_name, agent_last_name - name of avatar
- agent_id - uuid of an avatar
commonly returned Parameters are
Note: The following paramenters are NOT standard in older commands!
- success - returns true/false when a function is executed
- error - returns the error message when an error occures
