Leaked source code of windows server 2003
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//***************************************************************************
//This script tests the manipulation of property values, in the case that the
//property is a not an array type
//***************************************************************************
//var locator = new ActiveXObject ("Wbem.Locator");
//var service = locator.ConnectServer (".", "root/default");
var service = GetObject("winmgmts:root/default"); var Class = service.Get();
Class.Path_.Class = "PROP00"; var Property = Class.Properties_.Add ("p1", 19); Property.Value = 25; WScript.Echo ("The initial value of p1 is", Class.Properties_("p1"));
//****************************************
//First pass of tests works on non-dot API
//****************************************
WScript.Echo (""); WScript.Echo ("PASS 1 - Use Non-Dot Notation"); WScript.Echo ("");
//Verify we can report the value of an element of the property value
var v = Class.Properties_("p1"); WScript.Echo ("By indirection p1 has value:",v);
//Verify we can report the value directly
WScript.Echo ("By direct access p1 has value:", Class.Properties_("p1"));
//Verify we can set the value of a single property value element
Class.Properties_("p1") = 234 WScript.Echo ("After direct assignment p1 has value:", Class.Properties_("p1"));
//****************************************
//Second pass of tests works on dot API
//****************************************
WScript.Echo (""); WScript.Echo ("PASS 2 - Use Dot Notation"); WScript.Echo ("");
//Verify we can report the value of a property using the "dot" notation
WScript.Echo ("By direct access p1 has value:", Class.p1);
//Verify we can report the value of a property using the "dot" notation
var v = Class.p1; WScript.Echo ("By indirect access p1 has value:", v);
//Verify we can set the value using dot notation
Class.p1 = -1 WScript.Echo ("By direct access via the dot notation p1 has been set to", Class.p1);
Class.Put_ ();
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