I just looked at the NetResource module and they are all just straight
functions. Your format:
my $rc = Win32::NetResource::AddConnection( {
RemoteName => "\\\\DTS_SERVER2\\E\$" } );
is similar to what you would do with an object-method based module such as
Win32:Perms. There you must create objects with the form you use:
my $perm_object = new Win32::Perms("\\\\foo\bar");
However, for the NetResource module, this is not the expected execution.
The AddConnection function doesn't create an object or anything, it just
adds the connection you ask it to. It returns a value of 0 for failure or 1
for success, which is why $rc = 1.
-Mike
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Michael Marziani
Systems Administrator - OnFiber Communications
Phone: 512.651.7455 Fax: 512.651.7327
-----Original Message-----
From: Shea, Linchi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, March 19, 2001 4:37 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Win32::NetResource::AddConnection
In the following code segment, $rc is always set to 1 even when I have
removed the share from the server.
my $rc = Win32::NetResource::AddConnection( {
RemoteName => "\\\\DTS_SERVER2\\E\$" } );
print "$rc\n";
Is this a known issue with AddConnection for ActivePerl 5.005_003 Binary
build 522?
Linchi
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