windows-server-2003/ds/security/ssr/[windir.security.ssr]/members/sce.xml

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<!--         This is the member info XML data file for SCE                  -->
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<MemberInfo     xmlns="msSSR"
                xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
                xsi:schemaLocation="msSSR SsrMember.xsd" 
                UniqueName="SCE"
                MajorVersion="1"
                MinorVersion="0" >

    <Description>
        This is SCE's description
    </Description>

    <SupportedAction ActionName="Configure" ActionType="Prepare">
        <Description>
            When "Configure" action is prepared, SCE member will create an INF
            file which will be later on used for applying the configuration to
            the system by using SCE.
        </Description>

        <DefaultProc>
            <TransformInfo TemplateFile="SCE-Configure-script.xsl" ResultFile="SCE.wsf"/>
            <TransformInfo TemplateFile="SCE-Configure-inf.xsl"    ResultFile="SCE.inf"/>

            <!-- This file is created during SCE actions -->
            <ScriptInfo    ScriptFile="SCE-Configure.log" IsExecutable="false" />

        </DefaultProc>

    </SupportedAction>

    <SupportedAction ActionName="Configure" ActionType="Apply">
        <Description>
            When "Configure" action is applied, SCE will be invoked to apply the INF file
            created by the prepare phase. To do that, we will launch the SCE.wsf script.
        </Description>

        <DefaultProc>

            <Description>
              SCE-Setup.wsf and SCE-Cleanup.wsf illustrate the use of
              script files not created by the Prepare phase
            </Description>


            <ScriptInfo ScriptFile="SCE.wsf" IsExecutable="true">
                <Description>
                  SCE.wsf does all the real SCE work.
                </Description>
            </ScriptInfo>

        </DefaultProc>

    </SupportedAction>

    <SupportedAction ActionName="Rollback" ActionType="Prepare">
        <Description>
            When "Rollback" action is prepared, SCE member will create an INF
            file which will be later on used for applying the configuration to
            the system by using SCE. This action must be done before the configuration
            action is applied because we need the current system's state to prepare
            for rollback.
        </Description>

        <DefaultProc>
            <TransformInfo TemplateFile="SCE-Rollback-script.xsl" ResultFile="SCE.wsf"/>
            <TransformInfo TemplateFile="SCE-Rollback-inf.xsl"    />

            <!-- 
              Rollback template is created by a method invoked during the transformation,
              not created at the end of transformation by SSR.
            -->
            <ScriptInfo    ScriptFile="SCE.inf" IsExecutable="false" />

            <!-- This file is created during SCE actions -->
            <ScriptInfo    ScriptFile="SCE-Rollback.log" IsExecutable="false" />

        </DefaultProc>

    </SupportedAction>

    <SupportedAction ActionName="Rollback" ActionType="Apply">
        <Description>
            When "Rollback" action is applied, SCE will be invoked to apply the INF file
            created by the prepare phase. To do that, we will launch the SCE.wsf script.
        </Description>

        <DefaultProc>
            <ScriptInfo ScriptFile="SCE.wsf"/>
        </DefaultProc>

    </SupportedAction>

    <SupportedAction ActionName="Report" ActionType="Prepare">
        <Description>
            When "Report" action is prepared, we will generate an XML file to detail what will
            be done to the system when the security policy is applied.
        </Description>

        <DefaultProc>
            <TransformInfo TemplateFile="SCE-Report.xsl" ResultFile="SCE-Report.xml"/>
        </DefaultProc>
        
    </SupportedAction>

</MemberInfo>