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Last Post 25 Jun 2009 10:12 PM by CodeSlinger. 5 Replies.

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goldfinger User is Offline

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21 Jan 2008 08:49 PM
Is there some example code available which shows how to use the new API for hosting PowerShell V2? Juergen

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22 Jan 2008 02:03 PM
Was there anything in particular you were looking for? There's a v2 CTP SDK .chm available, but it is very incomplete currently.

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23 Jan 2008 09:35 PM
> Was there anything in particular you were looking for? Jeffrey said that the new hosting API allow easier to host PowerShell. I modified the MS sample code to host Powershell V1 in MMC 3.0. But because of the new API and the remote features I think it will be a good decision to wait of PS V2.(And Aspen MMC 4.0 is to far away.) > There's a v2 CTP SDK .chm available, but it is very incomplete currently. Yes I looked into it. But don't see how the pieces are working together. Waiting is an option.

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27 Jan 2008 09:44 AM
There seems to be quite a bit of SDK type information that is incomplete. If you look at some of the newer .NET classes there aren't any useful examples. I think waiting and\or guessing are our only options

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15 Mar 2008 05:42 AM
I haven't seen _anything_ about the hosting API changing, and all my old hosting code seems to continue to work in the current CTP ... I would not recommend "waiting for documentation from the PowerShell team" as a viable option, unless you're just looking for a reason to put this off indefinitely...

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25 Jun 2009 10:12 PM
Any updates in respect to documentation or hosting examples for 2.0 version? I have the Windows 7 SDK installed but the PowerShell doc and examples there are pretty minimal. Also, is there a best practice for a reference to the 2.0 module? I've seen folks copy it to their project as did I since it does not seem to show up in the readily available references available even though I installed the SDK. Thanks, Dave

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