I found the a file called wugSAMPL.zip
at http://www.ipswitch.com/support/whatsup/plugins.html
It contains:
[ben@ben wugSAMPL]$ ls
CLSFCTRY.CPP SAMPLE.CPP SAMPLE.DSW UTILS.CPP
MAIN.CPP SAMPLE.DEF SAMPLE.H UTILS.H
RESOURCE.H SAMPLE.DSP SAMPLE.RC WUGAPI.H
This looks like a Microsoft Visual C sample project.
There is information about the wugapi in the "wugapi.h" file in
C:\Program Files\WhatsUp (or whatever your install folder is)
I don't have Microsoft Visual anything.
But this looks like a start.
On Tue, 2002-12-17 at 12:09, Brian W. Spolarich wrote:
> Ben Russo wrote:
> > The WUG v7 User's Guide says on Page 104 that
> > there is a custom COM api for WUG to create
> > extensions. I am not a professional programmer,
> > but I can write little perl programs that do
> > lots of things.
> >
> > Does anybody know of a WUG Custom Services COM
> > object that will allow you to run perl scripts
> > as a service monitor and evaluate the result?
>
> I've asked similar questions of Ipswitch
> (hey, do you have a generic process-execution COM program)
> and have gotten nowhere.
> I'd be interested in helping with this.
> I'm pretty familiar with the .NET framework now,
> but really don't understand VC++ well enough to deal
> with the complexities of COM directly.
>
> I could try implementing a .NET object that implements
> the same interface as the COM object requires, but I didn't
> have a pressing need to do this (but just wanted the flexibility).
>
> > If this were possible then the WUG community could
> > start sharing the Perl Scripts so that we could
> > set up much more complex monitoring.
> >
> > I have a web site and would be willing to host
> > and maintain an http repository of WUG custom services
> > in an "Freeware" style thing, but I need a
> > professional programmer who understands that
> > COM object thing to get an "extension" available.
>
> Hear hear! How about just putting a Sourceforge site together for this?
>
> -bws
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