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How to import Imports ROOT.CIMV2.Win32I have a c# 2.0 class and am supposed to use:
using ROOT.CIMV2.Win32; However, I can't figure out what I need to reference so I can use ROOT.CIMV2.Win32. Can someoen please advise? -- moondaddy@nospam.nospam Hello moondaddy,
I don't understant what are your problem can you explain ? Sorry for my english I'm French You can download this software to help you to explore class of root.comv2 http://www.csharpfr.com/codes/EXPLORATEUR-CLASSES-WMI_11600.aspx After you can use MgmtClassGen.exe utilities, it's a software given whith visual studio who permit to create a visual studio class from a class of wmi, it's more easy whith that, i hope it can help you. Romain Show quote > I have a c# 2.0 class and am supposed to use: > > using ROOT.CIMV2.Win32; > > However, I can't figure out what I need to reference so I can use > ROOT.CIMV2.Win32. Can someoen please advise? > Thanks for the reply! I'm looking at some sample code I want to use that
will automatically generate strongly typed names. At the top of the code file it has this using statement: using ROOT.CIMV2.Win32; and ROOT gets a compile error. I followed the instructions to create a class using the MgmtClassGen.exe from the command prompt, but it wasn't clear on how to use that generate class in my project. I'm just not clear on the whole thing. -- Show quotemoondaddy@nospam.nospam "Romain Laffitte" <laffitte.rom***@gmail.com> wrote in message news:77df3499155f8c820dba76c50d8@msnews.microsoft.com... > Hello moondaddy, > > I don't understant what are your problem can you explain ? > > Sorry for my english I'm French > > You can download this software to help you to explore class of root.comv2 > > http://www.csharpfr.com/codes/EXPLORATEUR-CLASSES-WMI_11600.aspx > > After you can use MgmtClassGen.exe utilities, it's a software given whith > visual studio who permit to create a visual studio class from a class of > wmi, it's more easy whith that, i hope it can help you. > > Romain > >> I have a c# 2.0 class and am supposed to use: >> >> using ROOT.CIMV2.Win32; >> >> However, I can't figure out what I need to reference so I can use >> ROOT.CIMV2.Win32. Can someoen please advise? >> > > Hello moondaddy,
I'm just working on WMI too. To use MgmtClassGen.exe, you must type something like that MgmtClassGen.exe win32_NetworkAdapterConfuguration /l cs (for c#) /p c:\MyBeautifulClass.cs After you have to import the class in your project and using this statement : using ROOT.CIMV2.Win32; After that wmi is more easy ^^ Never the less, I work with VS 2005 on windows xp pro sp2, and i use wmi method like enableStatic who permit me to change my IP address but it don't work. Do you know what is the problem and how i can resolve it ? Thanks for all Romain Show quote > Thanks for the reply! I'm looking at some sample code I want to use > that will automatically generate strongly typed names. At the top of > the code file it has this using statement: > > using ROOT.CIMV2.Win32; > > and ROOT gets a compile error. I followed the instructions to create > a class using the MgmtClassGen.exe from the command prompt, but it > wasn't clear on how to use that generate class in my project. I'm > just not clear on the whole thing. > Thanks Romain,
I understand how to create the class, but don't understand what you mean by 'import the class'. its not a dll, its just a cs file. therefore I assume I just include it in the project. I have done this, but the using statement: using ROOT.CIMV2.Win32; still doesn't compile as it has no idea what 'using ROOT.CIMV2.Win32' is. can you advise me on this? do I need to reference a dll in my project references? Or do I need to import a namespace into my project (which begs another question: I'm moving from VS 2003 and VB to VS2005 and CS. I don't see any where you can import name spaces. or is that a vb thing and not a cs thing?). Since I haven't worked with wmi yet, I cant advise on your IP issue, but when I cross that bridge, I'll let you know. -- Show quotemoondaddy@nospam.nospam "Romain Laffitte" <laffitte.rom***@gmail.com> wrote in message news:77df349916068c82145a1911b7a@msnews.microsoft.com... > Hello moondaddy, > > I'm just working on WMI too. > > To use MgmtClassGen.exe, you must type something like that > MgmtClassGen.exe win32_NetworkAdapterConfuguration /l cs (for c#) /p > c:\MyBeautifulClass.cs > > After you have to import the class in your project and using this > statement : > > using ROOT.CIMV2.Win32; > > After that wmi is more easy ^^ > > Never the less, I work with VS 2005 on windows xp pro sp2, and i use wmi > method like enableStatic who permit me to change my IP address but it > don't work. > > Do you know what is the problem and how i can resolve it ? > > Thanks for all > > Romain > >> Thanks for the reply! I'm looking at some sample code I want to use >> that will automatically generate strongly typed names. At the top of >> the code file it has this using statement: >> >> using ROOT.CIMV2.Win32; >> >> and ROOT gets a compile error. I followed the instructions to create >> a class using the MgmtClassGen.exe from the command prompt, but it >> wasn't clear on how to use that generate class in my project. I'm >> just not clear on the whole thing. >> > >  |
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