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Mohammad Ashrafuzzaman - 2009-07-18

Hi:

Can I use bccSDK to write a WMI provider in Borland C++?
Your help is highly appreciated.

Thanks,
- Mohammad Ashrafuzzaman

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- Darko Miletic - 2009-07-20
  
  Yes, of course.
  
  As long as you use pure Windows API no problem with that at all.
  
  My recommendation to you is to download Microsoft Platform SDK since there you will find ready made samples of WMI providers written in pure windows API.
  
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- Mohammad Ashrafuzzaman - 2009-07-24
  
  Thanks Darko.
  
  Is there any samples/examples that I can use?
  I am trying to write a decoupled WMI method provider using Borland C++ that would run from within a Windows Service.
  
  Thanks for your help.
  - Mohammad
  
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  - Darko Miletic - 2009-07-24
    
    As I said to you in previous message you should download Microsoft Platform SDK because it contains several good examples of wmi providers in c++.
    
    You can download that SDK from here:
    
    http://tinyurl.com/ysfweh
    
    Meanwhile here are all WMI examples from platform SDK.
    
    http://rapidshare.com/files/259627948/VC_WMI_samples.zip.html
    
    I suggest to take a look into MethProv example since it demonstrates Method Provider.
    
    I still recommend you to get Full PLatform SDK because you will get complete documentation which is important.
    
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