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| | | DotNetAddHeader | Adds a header to the next procedure that will be run on the server. | | DotNetDelegate | Initializes a.NET delegate. | | DotNetError | Returns the error for the last .Net procedure that failed. | | DotNetGetResult | Returns the result of the last .Net procedure that was successfully run. | | DotNetRun | Runs a procedure on a .Net server. | | DotNetRunXML | Runs a procedure on a server for .Net XML web services. | | DotNetVersion | Returns the version number of the .Net Framework available on the current computer. |
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Training (WINDEV): WD DirectoryObserver
[ + ] This example presents the use of the WLanguage function named fTrackDirectory. It is used to watch a directory, which means to be informed whenever a modification is performed in this directory. A modification can be: - Adding a file or a directory - Renaming - Modifying a file - Deleting a file
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Complete examples (WINDEV): WD Manager of task DotNet
[ + ] This example is used to list the applications and the processes via .Net functions. Furthermore, it is used to perform different processes on the applications (Toggle to an application, Maximize, Minimize, and so on) and on the processes (change the priority or end the process). This example uses the main features of a task manager.
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Training (WINDEV): WD Active Directory DotNet
[ + ] This example is used to view the content of an Active Directory. This viewing is performed via.NET objects found in the System.DirectoryServices assembly. You have the ability to view the properties of the users and to authenticate the users via their password. You also have the ability to view information (more or less according to your rights) by specifying the name of your Active Directory server
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Training (WINDEV): WD DOTNET WMI
[ + ] WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation) allows for an exhaustive management of devices. WMI can be compared to a database that groups multiple pieces of information about a computer. The implementation of WMI with.NET is done via the "system.management" assembly. This assembly export objects that easily manage the WMI classes. The .NET WMI example has two operating modes: - A simple mode - An advanced mode Note: The.Net FrameWork must be installed in order to use this example.
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Training (WINDEV): WD DOTNET Delegate
[ + ] This educational example explains how to interact with the DOTNET delegates
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