Titlebook: .NET System Management Services; Alexander Golomshtok Book 2003 Alexander Golomshtok 2003 .NET..NET framework.C#.Programming Languages.Win

盡管

好色

Lecture Notes in Networks and Systemsrunning software from thousands of different vendors. Besides elevating the complexity of the computer installations to a brand new level, this overwhelming technological progress has materialized the most horrible nightmares for many system administrators by making computer and network management painfully challenging.

樣式

aesthetic

Dorota Czarnecka-Komorowska,Wiktoria Kanciakstem.Management types are remarkably easy to use thanks to a well-defined structure and a well-thought-out design. I’m sure that once you spend some time programming .NET management applications, you will quickly overcome any initial confusion and grow to appreciate the elegance and straightforwardness of the System.Management object model.

無(wú)思維能力

mechanical

SLAY

Dorota Czarnecka-Komorowska,Wiktoria Kanciakis different, however, if a criterion for retrieving the WMI object is not based on the object’s identity but rather on its other, non-key properties. For instance, if you are charged with the task of compressing all files that exceed 10 MB in size on a given system, you may crank out the following code:

人類(lèi)

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-22719-6 means exactly this: a “noteworthy happening” within the realm of a particular software system. Event-driven programming is a very popular type of software development model that is widely employed throughout the industry.

Reclaim

Jozef Dobránsky,Róbert Balint Balie WMI data providers that are responsible for maintaining the management data exposed through WMI, I have not yet focused on the gory details of provider implementation and operations. Although it is not in my nature to withhold information, in the first four chapters, I consciously avoided delving into the provider machinery for a few reasons.

inconceivable

Shakib Zohrehvandi,Lucia Knap?íkováged environments regardless of the underlying hardware and OS platform. As you may remember from Chapter 1, the CIM schema essentially covers two layers of CIM model: the core model and the common model. The Win32 schema contains classes and instances specific to Win32 environments; and, in CIM parlance, is said to be an extension model schema.