{ 
    id: string 
    The adapter's unique database key 

     name: string 
    The adapter's display name 

     annotation: string 
    Annotation with reasons for modification, formatted as HTML; applicable only to baseline adapters that have been modified; not applicable to baseline adapters nor to new adapters 

     enabledFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not this adapter is enabled; when disabled, the details derived from its XML cannot be determined and are left as null 

     guid: string 
    The adapter's GUID 

     lastModifiedTimestamp: date-time 
    When this adapter was last modified 
    Example: 2017-01-31T13:45:00.000+0000

     lastModifiedUsername: string 
    The name of the user who last modified this adapter 

     parent: string 
    Identifies the parent of this device adapter, to help organize the adapters; a device type has a parent containing the GUID of the vendor it belongs to; a custom action or an external script action has a parent containing the name of the menu group it belongs to (which can be null) 

     requiresMergeFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not the adapter requires a manual three-way merge, caused by a software upgrade 

     stateId: integer 
    Whether an adapter is currently in the new, modified, or baseline state 

     stateName: string 
    The meaning of the numeric stateId 

     typeId: integer 
    The type of device adapter 

     typeName: string 
    The meaning of the numeric typeId 
}

{ 
    id: string 
    The adapter's unique database key 

     name: string 
    The adapter's display name 

     annotation: string 
    Annotation with reasons for modification, formatted as HTML; applicable only to baseline adapters that have been modified; not applicable to baseline adapters nor to new adapters 

     enabledFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not this adapter is enabled; when disabled, the details derived from its XML cannot be determined and are left as null 

     guid: string 
    The adapter's GUID 

     lastModifiedTimestamp: date-time 
    When this adapter was last modified 
    Example: 2017-01-31T13:45:00.000+0000

     lastModifiedUsername: string 
    The name of the user who last modified this adapter 

     parent: string 
    Identifies the parent of this device adapter, to help organize the adapters; a device type has a parent containing the GUID of the vendor it belongs to; a custom action or an external script action has a parent containing the name of the menu group it belongs to (which can be null) 

     requiresMergeFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not the adapter requires a manual three-way merge, caused by a software upgrade 

     stateId: integer 
    Whether an adapter is currently in the new, modified, or baseline state 

     stateName: string 
    The meaning of the numeric stateId 

     typeId: integer 
    The type of device adapter 

     typeName: string 
    The meaning of the numeric typeId 

     baselineContent: string 
    The original XML source code of this adapter, when it is a baseline adapter shipped with the system 

     modifiedContent: string 
    The XML source code of this adapter when it is a new or modified adapter 

     previousBaselineContent: string 
    The original XML source code of this adapter prior to the last upgrade, when it is a baseline adapter shipped with the system; in order to accomplish a three-way merge after a software upgrade, you must decide if it is easier to edit the latest baseline content (to re-apply your changes) or if it is easier to edit your modified content (to apply the changes and fixes supplied in the latest baseline content); comparing baseline vs previous baseline and modified vs previous baseline gives you the information you need to decide how to accomplish the merge and what changes need to be applied to yield new and complete modified content 

     approvableFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not this sort of action can be subjected to job approval; null when the adapter is disabled and its details are not available 

     browserExecutableFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not the user can use the user interface to configure this sort of action into jobs, predefined jobs, policies, and rules; null when the adapter is disabled and its details are not available 

     classificationId: integer 
    What sort of action this is, broadly speaking; null when the adapter is disabled and its details are not available 

     classificationName: string 
    The meaning of the numeric classificationId; null when the adapter is disabled and its details are not available; can be null when the classificationId is not a recognized value 

     runtimeParameterDeclarations: [ 
      Parameters user can supply when configuring this sort of action; can be null when the adapter is disabled and its details are not available 

       RuntimeParameterDeclarationDTO
    ] 
}

{ 
    id: string 
    The database key of the component; an incoming component can be identified either by its database key, or by its unique name, or by its name with qualifiers which are unique when combined; when this database key is present, it takes precedence and componentName and qualifiers(when present) are used to verify the retrieved component 

     componentName: string 
    The name of the component; an incoming component can be identified either by its database key, or by its unique name, or by its name with qualifiers which are unique when combined; this name is used to verify any component retrieved by database key, and is used if there is no database key or if the database key fails to resolve; for componentType Configuration and HardwareInventory, componentName is the created timestamp (in milliseconds); for componentType SecurityVulnerability, componentName is the securityVulnerabilityID; for componentType SnmpManagerStation, componentName is the address 

     componentType: string * 
    The type of the component, used to verify what is retrieved by key/name; valid values are: Combogroup, Condition, Configuration, Device, DeviceAdapter, DeviceAgent, DeviceSecurityProfile DynamicField, EmailDistributionList, Group, HardwareInventory, JobApprovalType, Keyword, Model, OsImage, PredefinedJob, Realm, RemoteFileServer, Role, Rule, RuleSet, SecurityVulnerability, SnmpManagerStation, Template, and User 

     qualifiers: { 
      Any additional single qualifier needed to identify the component uniquely, when the name alone is not sufficient; the map key is the extra attribute name string; the map value string completes the identification of the component; for componentType Configuration and HardwareInventory: key=deviceKey, value=database key of the device the item belongs to, key=deviceName, value=name of the device the item belongs to, key=timestamp, value=creation date/time in server display format; for componentType DeviceAdapter: key=adapterType, value=type of the device adapter, key=parent, value=parent or owner used for organizing certain types of adapters, key=vendorName, value=name of the vendor that owns a device type; for componentType DynamicField: key=type, value=base class name of the component associated with the dynamic field; for componentType Group, ComboGroup: key=realmName, value=name of the realm the group belongs to; for componentType Model: key=vendorGuid, value=the vendor GUID; for componentType OsImage: key=filename, value=name of the file(s) making up the image; for componentType SecurityVulnerability: key=vendorGuid, value=the vendor GUID 
    } 
}

{ 
    id: string 
    The adapter's unique database key 

     name: string 
    The adapter's display name 

     annotation: string 
    Annotation with reasons for modification, formatted as HTML; applicable only to baseline adapters that have been modified; not applicable to baseline adapters nor to new adapters 

     enabledFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not this adapter is enabled; when disabled, the details derived from its XML cannot be determined and are left as null 

     guid: string 
    The adapter's GUID 

     lastModifiedTimestamp: date-time 
    When this adapter was last modified 
    Example: 2017-01-31T13:45:00.000+0000

     lastModifiedUsername: string 
    The name of the user who last modified this adapter 

     parent: string 
    Identifies the parent of this device adapter, to help organize the adapters; a device type has a parent containing the GUID of the vendor it belongs to; a custom action or an external script action has a parent containing the name of the menu group it belongs to (which can be null) 

     requiresMergeFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not the adapter requires a manual three-way merge, caused by a software upgrade 

     stateId: integer 
    Whether an adapter is currently in the new, modified, or baseline state 

     stateName: string 
    The meaning of the numeric stateId 

     typeId: integer 
    The type of device adapter 

     typeName: string 
    The meaning of the numeric typeId 

     baselineContent: string 
    The original XML source code of this adapter, when it is a baseline adapter shipped with the system 

     modifiedContent: string 
    The XML source code of this adapter when it is a new or modified adapter 

     previousBaselineContent: string 
    The original XML source code of this adapter prior to the last upgrade, when it is a baseline adapter shipped with the system; in order to accomplish a three-way merge after a software upgrade, you must decide if it is easier to edit the latest baseline content (to re-apply your changes) or if it is easier to edit your modified content (to apply the changes and fixes supplied in the latest baseline content); comparing baseline vs previous baseline and modified vs previous baseline gives you the information you need to decide how to accomplish the merge and what changes need to be applied to yield new and complete modified content 

     sortOrder: integer 
    Where this trail is sorted among other trails; null when the adapter is disabled and its details are not available 

     supportsTrustedFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not this trail supports the idea of a trusted configuration; this flag being set to true is supported only by the running and startup trails, so it is left false and ignored for all other trails; null when the adapter is disabled and its details are not available 
}

{ 
    id: string 
    The adapter's unique database key 

     name: string 
    The adapter's display name 

     annotation: string 
    Annotation with reasons for modification, formatted as HTML; applicable only to baseline adapters that have been modified; not applicable to baseline adapters nor to new adapters 

     enabledFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not this adapter is enabled; when disabled, the details derived from its XML cannot be determined and are left as null 

     guid: string 
    The adapter's GUID 

     lastModifiedTimestamp: date-time 
    When this adapter was last modified 
    Example: 2017-01-31T13:45:00.000+0000

     lastModifiedUsername: string 
    The name of the user who last modified this adapter 

     parent: string 
    Identifies the parent of this device adapter, to help organize the adapters; a device type has a parent containing the GUID of the vendor it belongs to; a custom action or an external script action has a parent containing the name of the menu group it belongs to (which can be null) 

     requiresMergeFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not the adapter requires a manual three-way merge, caused by a software upgrade 

     stateId: integer 
    Whether an adapter is currently in the new, modified, or baseline state 

     stateName: string 
    The meaning of the numeric stateId 

     typeId: integer 
    The type of device adapter 

     typeName: string 
    The meaning of the numeric typeId 

     baselineContent: string 
    The original XML source code of this adapter, when it is a baseline adapter shipped with the system 

     modifiedContent: string 
    The XML source code of this adapter when it is a new or modified adapter 

     previousBaselineContent: string 
    The original XML source code of this adapter prior to the last upgrade, when it is a baseline adapter shipped with the system; in order to accomplish a three-way merge after a software upgrade, you must decide if it is easier to edit the latest baseline content (to re-apply your changes) or if it is easier to edit your modified content (to apply the changes and fixes supplied in the latest baseline content); comparing baseline vs previous baseline and modified vs previous baseline gives you the information you need to decide how to accomplish the merge and what changes need to be applied to yield new and complete modified content 

     approvableFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not this sort of action can be subjected to job approval; null when the adapter is disabled and its details are not available 

     browserExecutableFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not the user can use the user interface to configure this sort of action into jobs, predefined jobs, policies, and rules; null when the adapter is disabled and its details are not available 

     classificationId: integer 
    What sort of action this is, broadly speaking; null when the adapter is disabled and its details are not available 

     classificationName: string 
    The meaning of the numeric classificationId; null when the adapter is disabled and its details are not available; can be null when the classificationId is not a recognized value 

     runtimeParameterDeclarations: [ 
      Parameters user can supply when configuring this sort of action; can be null when the adapter is disabled and its details are not available 

       RuntimeParameterDeclarationDTO
    ] 

     description: string 
    Any warnings or special instructions to assist the user when configuring this type of action; can be null when the adapter is disabled and its details are not available 

     hideMarkAsTrustedOptionFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not the option to mark the results as trusted is hidden when configuring this type of action; null when the adapter is disabled and its details are not available 

     inspectionOnlyFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not this type of action only displays or looks at information on the device, without making any configuration changes; when false, changes can be made, necessitating a snapshot to retrieve the latest configuration; when true, information is only displayed for manual inspection and no trailing snapshot is done; null when the adapter is disabled and its details are not available 

     notes: string 
    HTML-formatted information for display in the device adapter capabilities report; can be null when the adapter is disabled and its details are not available 
}

{ 
    id: string 
    The adapter's unique database key 

     name: string 
    The adapter's display name 

     annotation: string 
    Annotation with reasons for modification, formatted as HTML; applicable only to baseline adapters that have been modified; not applicable to baseline adapters nor to new adapters 

     enabledFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not this adapter is enabled; when disabled, the details derived from its XML cannot be determined and are left as null 

     guid: string 
    The adapter's GUID 

     lastModifiedTimestamp: date-time 
    When this adapter was last modified 
    Example: 2017-01-31T13:45:00.000+0000

     lastModifiedUsername: string 
    The name of the user who last modified this adapter 

     parent: string 
    Identifies the parent of this device adapter, to help organize the adapters; a device type has a parent containing the GUID of the vendor it belongs to; a custom action or an external script action has a parent containing the name of the menu group it belongs to (which can be null) 

     requiresMergeFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not the adapter requires a manual three-way merge, caused by a software upgrade 

     stateId: integer 
    Whether an adapter is currently in the new, modified, or baseline state 

     stateName: string 
    The meaning of the numeric stateId 

     typeId: integer 
    The type of device adapter 

     typeName: string 
    The meaning of the numeric typeId 

     baselineContent: string 
    The original XML source code of this adapter, when it is a baseline adapter shipped with the system 

     modifiedContent: string 
    The XML source code of this adapter when it is a new or modified adapter 

     previousBaselineContent: string 
    The original XML source code of this adapter prior to the last upgrade, when it is a baseline adapter shipped with the system; in order to accomplish a three-way merge after a software upgrade, you must decide if it is easier to edit the latest baseline content (to re-apply your changes) or if it is easier to edit your modified content (to apply the changes and fixes supplied in the latest baseline content); comparing baseline vs previous baseline and modified vs previous baseline gives you the information you need to decide how to accomplish the merge and what changes need to be applied to yield new and complete modified content 
}

{ 
    enabledFlag: boolean 
    Search for adapters that are enabled (true) or disabled (false); null means do not filter on the enabled/disabled state 

     lastModifiedUsernameMatch: string 
    Search for adapters that were last modified by a user whose username matches this wildcard-enabled string 

     nameMatch: string 
    Search for adapters whose name matches this wildcard-enabled string 

     parentMatch: string 
    Search for adapters whose parent matches this wildcard-enabled string; for a device type, this matches on the device type's vendor GUID; for a custom action or external script action, this matches on the menu group name; for other types of adapters, this does not match any value 

     state: integer 
    Search for adapters that are in this state; null means do not filter on the current state 

     type: integer 
    Search for adapters of this type; null means do not filter on the type 
}

{ 
    id: string 
    The adapter's unique database key 

     name: string 
    The adapter's display name 

     annotation: string 
    Annotation with reasons for modification, formatted as HTML; applicable only to baseline adapters that have been modified; not applicable to baseline adapters nor to new adapters 

     enabledFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not this adapter is enabled; when disabled, the details derived from its XML cannot be determined and are left as null 

     guid: string 
    The adapter's GUID 

     lastModifiedTimestamp: date-time 
    When this adapter was last modified 
    Example: 2017-01-31T13:45:00.000+0000

     lastModifiedUsername: string 
    The name of the user who last modified this adapter 

     parent: string 
    Identifies the parent of this device adapter, to help organize the adapters; a device type has a parent containing the GUID of the vendor it belongs to; a custom action or an external script action has a parent containing the name of the menu group it belongs to (which can be null) 

     requiresMergeFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not the adapter requires a manual three-way merge, caused by a software upgrade 

     stateId: integer 
    Whether an adapter is currently in the new, modified, or baseline state 

     stateName: string 
    The meaning of the numeric stateId 

     typeId: integer 
    The type of device adapter 

     typeName: string 
    The meaning of the numeric typeId 

     baselineContent: string 
    The original XML source code of this adapter, when it is a baseline adapter shipped with the system 

     modifiedContent: string 
    The XML source code of this adapter when it is a new or modified adapter 

     previousBaselineContent: string 
    The original XML source code of this adapter prior to the last upgrade, when it is a baseline adapter shipped with the system; in order to accomplish a three-way merge after a software upgrade, you must decide if it is easier to edit the latest baseline content (to re-apply your changes) or if it is easier to edit your modified content (to apply the changes and fixes supplied in the latest baseline content); comparing baseline vs previous baseline and modified vs previous baseline gives you the information you need to decide how to accomplish the merge and what changes need to be applied to yield new and complete modified content 

     allSupportedTrails: [ 
      The configuration trails supported by this type, which can currently be enabled or disabled 

       SupportedConfigurationTrailDTO
    ] 

     associatedDeviceCategoryIds: [ 
      Which device categories are supported by this type of device 

       integer 
    ] 

     enabledSupportedTrails: [ 
      The currently enabled configuration trails supported by this type of device 

       SupportedConfigurationTrailDTO
    ] 

     generalNotes: string 
    General information or notes about how to use or manage this type of device, formatted as HTML 

     managerDeviceTypeId: ComponentId 
    The device type that manages this type of device; that is, the type of device that performs various snapshot and/or deploy operations on behalf of this type of device 

     managerRequiredFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not this type of device is managed by a different device 

     osImageTypes: [ 
      The types of OS images that can be discovered in, retrieved from, and/or deployed to this type of device; the system ensures there is always at least one image type defined 

       OsImageTypeDTO
    ] 

     passwordEncryptionFunctionNotes: string 
    Information or instructions about how passwords can be encrypted to be accepted by this type of device when deploying password changes 

     snmpOids: [ 
      The SNMP OID(s) associated with this type of device, which can be used during device import to determine the device type of a new device 

       string 
    ] 

     supportedAccessModeIds: [ 
      The access modes supported by this type of device 

       integer 
    ] 

     supportedCannedActionGuids: [ 
      The standard or canned actions that can be executed on this type of device 

       string 
    ] 

     supportedCustomActionGuids: [ 
      The custom actions that can be executed on this type of device 

       string 
    ] 

     supportedFileSystems: [ 
      The file systems where OS images can be deployed 

       string 
    ] 

     supportedModelNotes: string 
    Which models are supported 

     supportedOsVersionNotes: string 
    Which operating system versions are supported 

     supportedTransferModeIds: [ 
      The file transfer modes supported by this type of device 

       integer 
    ] 

     supportsCommandLineAccessFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not you access this type of device via a command line interface, which controls use of the Telnet/SSH Session and access via the SSH proxy 

     supportsHardwareInventoryFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not this type of device can discover hardware inventory information 

     supportsMultipleSecurityContextsFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not this type of device supports multiple internal security contexts or virtual devices 

     supportsSerialTerminalServerManagementFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not this type of device can be accessed via a serial terminal server, which affects which device security profiles can be used 

     supportsSmartMergeFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not incremental merge or rollback scripts can be calculated 

     templateFormattingNotes: string 
    Information or instructions about how to write templates that will be acceptable to this type of device, formatted as HTML 

     vendorName: string 
    The name of the parent vendor device adapter 
}

{ 
    id: string 
    The adapter's unique database key 

     name: string 
    The adapter's display name 

     annotation: string 
    Annotation with reasons for modification, formatted as HTML; applicable only to baseline adapters that have been modified; not applicable to baseline adapters nor to new adapters 

     enabledFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not this adapter is enabled; when disabled, the details derived from its XML cannot be determined and are left as null 

     guid: string 
    The adapter's GUID 

     lastModifiedTimestamp: date-time 
    When this adapter was last modified 
    Example: 2017-01-31T13:45:00.000+0000

     lastModifiedUsername: string 
    The name of the user who last modified this adapter 

     parent: string 
    Identifies the parent of this device adapter, to help organize the adapters; a device type has a parent containing the GUID of the vendor it belongs to; a custom action or an external script action has a parent containing the name of the menu group it belongs to (which can be null) 

     requiresMergeFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not the adapter requires a manual three-way merge, caused by a software upgrade 

     stateId: integer 
    Whether an adapter is currently in the new, modified, or baseline state 

     stateName: string 
    The meaning of the numeric stateId 

     typeId: integer 
    The type of device adapter 

     typeName: string 
    The meaning of the numeric typeId 

     baselineContent: string 
    The original XML source code of this adapter, when it is a baseline adapter shipped with the system 

     modifiedContent: string 
    The XML source code of this adapter when it is a new or modified adapter 

     previousBaselineContent: string 
    The original XML source code of this adapter prior to the last upgrade, when it is a baseline adapter shipped with the system; in order to accomplish a three-way merge after a software upgrade, you must decide if it is easier to edit the latest baseline content (to re-apply your changes) or if it is easier to edit your modified content (to apply the changes and fixes supplied in the latest baseline content); comparing baseline vs previous baseline and modified vs previous baseline gives you the information you need to decide how to accomplish the merge and what changes need to be applied to yield new and complete modified content 

     approvableFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not this sort of action can be subjected to job approval; null when the adapter is disabled and its details are not available 

     browserExecutableFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not the user can use the user interface to configure this sort of action into jobs, predefined jobs, policies, and rules; null when the adapter is disabled and its details are not available 

     classificationId: integer 
    What sort of action this is, broadly speaking; null when the adapter is disabled and its details are not available 

     classificationName: string 
    The meaning of the numeric classificationId; null when the adapter is disabled and its details are not available; can be null when the classificationId is not a recognized value 

     runtimeParameterDeclarations: [ 
      Parameters user can supply when configuring this sort of action; can be null when the adapter is disabled and its details are not available 

       RuntimeParameterDeclarationDTO
    ] 

     spanSelectionFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not a network span must be selected to execute this sort of action; null when the adapter is disabled and its details are not available 

     useAdhocTemplateFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not an ad-hoc template must be specified to execute this sort of action; null when the adapter is disabled and its details are not available 
}

{ 
    errorMessage: string 
    Message displayed to the user when the input value is invalid 

     name: string 
    The %keyword% that indicates where this parameter's value should be substituted in 

     prompt: string 
    The prompt displayed to the user 

     requiredFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not the user must enter a value for this runtime parameter 

     sortOrder: integer 
    Where this runtime parameter is sorted among the other runtime parameters 

     defaultValue: integer 
    The initial value to populate into the user interface 

     maxValue: integer 
    The maximum value user can enter for this numeric value; when null, the maximum is 2147483647 

     minValue: integer 
    The minimum value user can enter for this numeric value; when null, the minimum is -2147483648 
}

{ 
    errorMessage: string 
    Message displayed to the user when the input value is invalid 

     name: string 
    The %keyword% that indicates where this parameter's value should be substituted in 

     prompt: string 
    The prompt displayed to the user 

     requiredFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not the user must enter a value for this runtime parameter 

     sortOrder: integer 
    Where this runtime parameter is sorted among the other runtime parameters 

     currentMenuValues: [ 
      The legal menu options from which user must choose a value 

       string 
    ] 

     defaultValue: string 
    The initial value to populate into the user interface 
}

{ 
    annotation: string 
    Annotation with reasons for modification, formatted as HTML 

     enabledFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not this adapter is enabled 

     modifiedContent: string * 
    The XML source code of this adapter when it is a new or modified adapter 
}

{ 
    displayName: string 
    A readable or displayable name of this type of OS image 

     name: string 
    Short name of the image type which is used internally to uniquely identify an image type within the device type, which may be the name the device itself uses when referring to this sort of image file; when only a single image is required, then the name is "system" 

     order: integer 
    Where this image type is sorted among other image types 

     primaryFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not this image type represents the primary or main type of OS image running on this type of device; one and only one image type can be the primary image type 
}

{ 
    errorMessage: string 
    Message displayed to the user when the input value is invalid 

     name: string 
    The %keyword% that indicates where this parameter's value should be substituted in 

     prompt: string 
    The prompt displayed to the user 

     requiredFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not the user must enter a value for this runtime parameter 

     sortOrder: integer 
    Where this runtime parameter is sorted among the other runtime parameters 
}

{ 
    guid: string 
    The GUID of the configuration trail, that refers to a configuration trail device adapter 

     name: string 
    The displayable name of this configuration trail; null when the associated configuration trail adapter is disabled and its details are not available 

     supportsAsciiDataFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not this type of configuration contains readable, displayable, and parseable ASCII data 

     supportsBinaryDataFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not this type of configuration contains unreadable binary data 

     supportsDeployToActiveFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not this type of configuration can be deployed to the device in a Deploy To Active action 

     supportsDeployToStoredFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not this type of configuration can be deployed to the device in a Deploy To Stored action 
}

{ 
    errorMessage: string 
    Message displayed to the user when the input value is invalid 

     name: string 
    The %keyword% that indicates where this parameter's value should be substituted in 

     prompt: string 
    The prompt displayed to the user 

     requiredFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not the user must enter a value for this runtime parameter 

     sortOrder: integer 
    Where this runtime parameter is sorted among the other runtime parameters 

     defaultValue: string 
    The initial value to populate into the user interface 

     mask: string 
    Regular expression that the value and the default value must match in order to be considered valid 

     maxLength: integer 
    The maximum number of characters the user can enter into the value; when set to zero, then this max defaults to 40 characters 

     isPasswordTypeFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not the value and the default value contain a password and thus should be treated as sensitive data 
}

{ 
    annotation: string 
    Annotation with reasons for modification, formatted as HTML; applicable only to new adapters and to baseline adapters that have been modified 

     enabledFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not this adapter is enabled 
}

{ 
    id: string 
    The adapter's unique database key 

     name: string 
    The adapter's display name 

     annotation: string 
    Annotation with reasons for modification, formatted as HTML; applicable only to baseline adapters that have been modified; not applicable to baseline adapters nor to new adapters 

     enabledFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not this adapter is enabled; when disabled, the details derived from its XML cannot be determined and are left as null 

     guid: string 
    The adapter's GUID 

     lastModifiedTimestamp: date-time 
    When this adapter was last modified 
    Example: 2017-01-31T13:45:00.000+0000

     lastModifiedUsername: string 
    The name of the user who last modified this adapter 

     parent: string 
    Identifies the parent of this device adapter, to help organize the adapters; a device type has a parent containing the GUID of the vendor it belongs to; a custom action or an external script action has a parent containing the name of the menu group it belongs to (which can be null) 

     requiresMergeFlag: boolean 
    Whether or not the adapter requires a manual three-way merge, caused by a software upgrade 

     stateId: integer 
    Whether an adapter is currently in the new, modified, or baseline state 

     stateName: string 
    The meaning of the numeric stateId 

     typeId: integer 
    The type of device adapter 

     typeName: string 
    The meaning of the numeric typeId 

     baselineContent: string 
    The original XML source code of this adapter, when it is a baseline adapter shipped with the system 

     modifiedContent: string 
    The XML source code of this adapter when it is a new or modified adapter 

     previousBaselineContent: string 
    The original XML source code of this adapter prior to the last upgrade, when it is a baseline adapter shipped with the system; in order to accomplish a three-way merge after a software upgrade, you must decide if it is easier to edit the latest baseline content (to re-apply your changes) or if it is easier to edit your modified content (to apply the changes and fixes supplied in the latest baseline content); comparing baseline vs previous baseline and modified vs previous baseline gives you the information you need to decide how to accomplish the merge and what changes need to be applied to yield new and complete modified content 
}