QueryApplications Method

Description

Finds client or server applications that meet the specified filters.

DISPID (Dispatch ID):

For more information, see QueryApplications in .NET Reference.

Syntax

Visual Basic
Public Sub QueryApplications( _ ByVal gdsEndpointDescriptor As Variant, _ ByVal startingRecordId As Long, _ ByVal maximumRecordsToReturn As Long, _ ByVal applicationName As String, _ ByVal applicationUriString As String, _ ByVal applicationTypes As UAApplicationTypes, _ ByVal productUriString As String, _ ByVal serverCapabilities As Variant, _ ByRef lastCounterResetTime As Date, _ ByRef nextRecordId As Long, _ ByRef applications As Variant _ )

Visual Basic

Public Sub QueryApplications( _
   ByVal gdsEndpointDescriptor As Variant, _
   ByVal startingRecordId As Long, _
   ByVal maximumRecordsToReturn As Long, _
   ByVal applicationName As String, _
   ByVal applicationUriString As String, _
   ByVal applicationTypes As UAApplicationTypes, _
   ByVal productUriString As String, _
   ByVal serverCapabilities As Variant, _
   ByRef lastCounterResetTime As Date, _
   ByRef nextRecordId As Long, _
   ByRef applications As Variant _
)

Parameters

gdsEndpointDescriptor

startingRecordId

maximumRecordsToReturn

applicationName

applicationUriString

applicationTypes

Value	Description
UAApplicationTypes_All	Any type of application.
UAApplicationTypes_Client	An application that is a Client.
UAApplicationTypes_ClientOrServer	An application that is both a Client and a Server, or a mask for an application that is either a Client or a Server.
UAApplicationTypes_DiscoveryServer	An application that is a Discovery Server.
UAApplicationTypes_None	An application with no type.
UAApplicationTypes_Server	An application that is a Server.

productUriString

serverCapabilities

lastCounterResetTime

nextRecordId

applications

Return Type

See QueryApplications in .NET Reference.

Remarks

For remarks, see QueryApplications in .NET Reference.

Example

For examples, see QueryApplications in .NET Reference.