Assembly: Microsoft.ConfigurationManagement (in microsoft.configurationmanagement.dll)
Usage
Visual Basic |
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Dim rootNode As SmsSiteConnectionNode Dim nodeType As Guid Dim consoleRootObject As ConsoleRootDescription Dim displayName As String Dim languageIndependentName As String Dim instance As New ConsoleParentNode(rootNode, nodeType, consoleRootObject, displayName, languageIndependentName) |
Syntax
Visual Basic |
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Public Sub New ( _ rootNode As SmsSiteConnectionNode, _ nodeType As Guid, _ consoleRootObject As ConsoleRootDescription, _ displayName As String, _ languageIndependentName As String _ ) |
C# |
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public ConsoleParentNode ( SmsSiteConnectionNode rootNode, Guid nodeType, ConsoleRootDescription consoleRootObject, string displayName, string languageIndependentName ) |
C++ |
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public: ConsoleParentNode ( SmsSiteConnectionNode^ rootNode, Guid nodeType, ConsoleRootDescription^ consoleRootObject, String^ displayName, String^ languageIndependentName ) |
J# |
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public ConsoleParentNode ( SmsSiteConnectionNode rootNode, Guid nodeType, ConsoleRootDescription consoleRootObject, String displayName, String languageIndependentName ) |
JScript |
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public function ConsoleParentNode ( rootNode : SmsSiteConnectionNode, nodeType : Guid, consoleRootObject : ConsoleRootDescription, displayName : String, languageIndependentName : String ) |
Parameters
- rootNode
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[in] SmsSiteConnectionNode object.
- nodeType
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[in] GUID of the root node.
- consoleRootObject
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[in] ConsoleRootDescription object.
- displayName
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[in] Display name.
- languageIndependentName
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[in] Language-neutral name.
Remarks
Your application should use this constructor to initialize the console root description for a root node. The root node always uses the actions in the console root description, never has a result object in scope, and always shows the expansion icon.