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get-managementpack-by-name operation

The get-managementpack-by-name operation retrieves the details of the management pack that is identified by the specified name.

The following table describes the <items> XML and request elements for the get-managementpack-by-name operation:

Adapter request elements for the get-managementpack-by-name operation

Note

The following naming discrepancies exist between the Microsoft System Center Operations Manager 2007 application and API:

  • The ID attribute of the application is mapped to the Name attribute of the management pack in the API.
  • The Name attribute of the application is mapped to the DisplayName attribute of the management pack in the API.


The following figure illustrates a sample adapter request for the get-managementpack-by-name operation: 

Sample adapter request for the get-managementpack-by-name operation

<scom-request>
 <operation-name>get-managementpack-by-name</operation-name>
 <command-request>
   <timeout-secs>120</timeout-secs>
   <command-parameters>
     <managementpack-name>Microsoft.Windows.Client.BusinessCritical</managementpack-name>
   </command-parameters>
 </command-request>
</scom-request>


The following figure illustrates the adapter response for the sample request: 

Sample adapter response for the get-managementpack-by-name operation

<scom-response>
 <metadata>
   <status>success</status>
   <count>1</count>
 </metadata>
 <commands-output>
   <command-output>
     <metadata>
       <command>./Microsoft.EnterpriseManagement.OperationsManager.ClientShell.
       Startup.ps1;get-managementpack -name
        Microsoft.Windows.Client.BusinessCritical</command>
       <execution-milliseconds>4844</execution-milliseconds>
       <exit-code>0</exit-code>
       <status>success</status>
       <count>1</count>
     </metadata>
     <output>
       <item>
         <Name>Microsoft.Windows.Client.BusinessCritical</Name>
         <TimeCreated>1/27/2009 12:05:30 PM</TimeCreated>
         <LastModified>1/27/2009 12:05:30 PM</LastModified>
         <KeyToken />
         <Version>6.0.6278.0</Version>
         <Id>d6319b70-2cc9-2a12-83b3-0f585cbd5d39</Id>
         <VersionId>0ee13224-c4f8-4a84-a94c-5eb811ffbd48</VersionId>
         <References>{Microsoft.Windows.Library, Microsoft.Windows.Client.Library,
          Microsoft.SystemCenter.InstanceGroup.Library, System.Library...}</References>
         <Sealed>False</Sealed>
         <ContentReadable>True</ContentReadable>
         <FriendlyName>Microsoft Windows Client Business Critical MP</FriendlyName>
         <DisplayName>Windows Client Business Critical Operating Systems</DisplayName>
         <Description>Microsoft Windows Client Business Critical Operating
          Systems Management Pack: This management pack discovers and monitors
          Business Critical Windows Client Operating Systems.</Description>
         <DefaultLanguageCode>ENU</DefaultLanguageCode>
         <LockObject>System.Object</LockObject>
       </item>
     </output>
   </command-output>
 </commands-output>
</scom-response>

 

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