NET FILES and NET SESSIONS for Delphi 1

[stefets]

Hi all!
All of you know the DOS command NET

Is it possible to do this with Delphi ?

What I need is NET FILES and NET SESSIONS encapsulate in Delphi.

What API should I use ? Does a component exists ?

I want to know who is connected on my pc and what files are open.


Thanks !

 

[Glenn9999]

You can always run those commands and then pick up text from them and pull them into your program.

Or querying Win32_ServerConnection or Win32_ServerSession looks like it might bring some fruit.

Don't even know where to begin with the Win32 APIs.

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[whosrdaddy]

ntset components contains the needed information:

http://www.online-admin.com/ntset.html

/Daddy

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[whosrdaddy]

here are the concerned win32 API's:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb525382(VS.85).aspx

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/Aa385449

those API's are wrapped by NTSET.
If you have Delphi 7 you can find this component set for free.

/Daddy


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[Glenn9999]

here are the concerned win32 API's:

Looks like my WMI suggestions are hand-grenade close enough then.

To me in a way, WMI is easier for system information anymore...

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[stefets]

Yes ! yes ! yes !

It's exactly what I am look for.

Thanks guys for taking time to answer me!

Good day!

 

[whosrdaddy]

Don't even know where to begin with the Win32 APIs.

I just wanted to answer that part .
WMI does the trick anyway.

/Daddy

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[Glenn9999]

WMI does the trick anyway.

Indeed. I haven't figured out events or how to do things asynchronously. But hopefully I can soon when I get the time, since my code isn't handling the bigger WMI objects too well.

Got the WMI catalog figured out recently, though. That's an interesting thing, especially how much of it is really documented there.

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