Examples

[LFA]

Just some examples so you can get started.

 

 

 

This script gets a list of services installed on the current server and displays them in the console. It can easily be modified to restart each service. Visual Basic and C# included.

 

 

 

To have the console close automatically just change

 

 

 

<waitForUserAction value="true"/>

to

<waitForUserAction value="false"/>

 

Visual Basic .NET

 

<tcascript>
<language name="VB" />
<waitForUserAction value="true"/>

<scriptCode><![CDATA[

 Imports System

 Public Class Test
 Public Shared Sub Main()
   Console.WriteLine("Getting a list of services on this server...")

   'Get this server's id
   dim thisServerId as String = TCAdminSDK.Info.GetThisServerId()

   'Get a list of all services on this server
   Dim services() As TCAdminSDK.Objects.Service = TCAdminSDK.Objects.Service.GetServicesByServerId(t hisServerId)
   for each s as TCAdminSDK.Objects.Service in services
     'Write the service id
     Console.WriteLine(s.ServiceID)
   next

   Console.WriteLine("Done. Press any key to continue.")
End Sub
End Class

]]></scriptCode>

</tcascript>

 

C#

 

<tcascript>
<language name="C#" />
<waitForUserAction value="true"/>

<scriptCode><![CDATA[

 using System;

 public class Test{

 public static void Main(){
   Console.WriteLine("Getting a list of services on this server...");


   //Get this server's id
   string thisServerId = TCAdminSDK.Info.GetThisServerId();

   //Get a list of all services on this server
   TCAdminSDK.Objects.Service[] services;
   services = TCAdminSDK.Objects.Service.GetServicesByServerId(t hisServerId, null);

   foreach(TCAdminSDK.Objects.Service s in services){
     //Write the service id
     Console.WriteLine(s.ServiceID);
   }

     Console.WriteLine("Done. Press any key to continue.");
   }
 }

]]></scriptCode>

</tcascript>