| Platform SDK: Exchange 2000 Server |
[This is preliminary documentation and subject to change.]
By convention, property names for Web Store items are composed of a Uniform Resource Identifier reference prefix and the property name. You use URI references to ensure that your application's property names are globally unique and unambiguous. Item properties are requested and returned in WebDAV sessions as XML elements that use URI namespaces. A URI for declaring namespaces can either be a URL or a URN.
For example, one application may use a property called "washington" for states and another property called "washington" for cities. You could name these "washington" properties using the following URIs:
urn:schemas:states:washington urn:schemas:cities:washington
The URI for the urn:schemas:states:washington property has the following components:
| URI Component | Example Value |
|---|---|
| Namespace URI Reference | urn:schemas:states: |
| Property name (local part) | washington |
| Full name | urn:schemas:states:washington |