XcmJMDocFileNameType
The type of file name syntax from which a document is obtained for an output job, such as print, or for which a document is produced for an input job, such as scan- to-file. The file name syntax types are taken from ISO DPA for the DistinguishedNameStringSyntax data type. This had been deleted due to object deletions from 41jobmon.mib, but has been restored along with those objects. ISO DPA: distinguished-name-syntax The following standard values are defined: automatic server recognizes the syntax X-500 ISO 9594 Directory Service XFN X/OPEN Federated Names DCE Distributed Computing Environment includes X.500 and CDS CDS Cell Directory Service - part of DCE NIS Network Information Service DNS Domain Name Service DEC-NS Digital Name Service Internet-mail Internet Mail address XNS Xerox Network System Bindery Bindery example: FILE_SERVER_NAME\OBJECT_NAME NDS Novell Directory Service example: .objectName.container.organization or .cn=objectName.ou=container.o=organization URL HTTP Universal Resource Locator examples: http://www.organization-name.org/homepage.htm ftp://ftp-out.external.hp.com/snmpmib/dpa/dpa-00.doc POSIX POSIX file name (ISO 9945-1) -- file name types UNIX UNIX(TM) file name OS/2 OS/2 file name PC-DOS PC DOS file name NT NT file name MVS MVS file name VM VM file name OS/400 OS/400 file name VMS VMS file name UNC Microsoft Universal Name Convention example: \\fileservername\volume\filepath\filename.ext NetWare NetWare file path name example: servername\volume\filepath\filename.ext This is a type 2 enum.
Possible values
26 objects| Number | Name |
|---|---|
| 1 | other |
| 2 | unknown |
| 3 | fntAutomatic |
| 4 | fntX500 |
| 5 | fntXFN |
| 6 | fntDCE |
| 7 | fntCDS |
| 8 | fntNIS |
| 9 | fntDNS |
| 10 | fntDECNS |
| 11 | fntInternetMail |
| 12 | fntXNS |
| 13 | fntBindery |
| 14 | fntNDS |
| 15 | fntURL |
| 23 | fntPOSIX |
| 24 | fntUNIX |
| 25 | fntOS2 |
| 26 | fntPCDOS |
| 27 | fntNT |
| 28 | fntMVS |
| 29 | fntVM |
| 30 | fntOS400 |
| 31 | fntVMS |
| 32 | fntUNC |
| 33 | fntNetWare |