September 2001
Intermediate to advanced
384 pages
11h 59m
English
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Features of COMAdminCatalog
There is more to the Catalog root object than providing you with
access to the top-level collections. The
ICOMAdminCatalog
interface supports 22 methods, providing you with many
useful features that allow you to:
Connect to the Catalog root object on a remote machine
Install a new COM+ application
Export an existing COM+ application
Start or shut down a COM+ application
Install components into COM+ applications
Obtain information regarding event classes
Start, stop, or refresh load balancing routing (load balancing is not available in standard installations of COM+)
Check the status of a COM+ service (currently, only load balancing)
Back up the COM+ Catalog information to a specific file
Restore the Catalog from a specific file
For example, you often need to programmatically administer a COM+
Catalog on a remote machine, during deployment or for automating
remote administration of servers. To do so, you would use the
ICOMAdminCatalog::Connect( )
method, defined as:
[id(2)] HRESULT Connect([in]BSTR bstrMachineName,
[out,retval]IDispatch** pRemoteRootCollection)The first parameter to Connect( ) is the remote
machine name, and the second is an out parameter—a pointer to a
root collection on the remote machine. After calling
Connect( ), the
ICOMAdminCatalog you are holding starts affecting
the remote machine to which you have connected—calls made on
its methods administer the remote machine. You can also use the
pRemoteRootCollection parameter to gain access to remote ...
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