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问题 How do I find out more information about xml-rpc for powershell ? PS /home/nicholas> PS /home/nicholas> Update-Help PS /home/nicholas> PS /home/nicholas> Get-Help Send-XmlRpcRequest Get-Help: Get-Help could not find Send-XmlRpcRequest in a help file in this session. To download updated help topics type: "Update-Help". To get help online, search for the help topic in the TechNet library at https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=107116. PS /home/nicholas> PS /home/nicholas> Get-Host | Select

问题 I have some variables as below: $a = "string1" $b = "string2" $c = "string3" Now i want to define a variable $list to with all of the content from $a,$b,$c to look like this: $list = " a: string1 b: string2 c: string3 " how can i do that? *** Edit: the content of the list must be EXACT like i wrote, that means, the part like "a: " b: ", ... must be the same too 回答1: Looks like you don't want an actual list, but a string with a listing of variables. A multiline string with the names and values

问题 I'm trying to create a WMI class and add a static property, or set the default value of the property $WMI_Class = New-Object System.Management.ManagementClass("root\default", $null, $null) $WMI_Class.Qualifiers.Add("Static", $true) $WMI_Class.Properties.Add("ver", [System.Management.CimType]::String, "myDefaultValue") $WMI_Class.name = "MyCoreClass" $WMI_Class.Put() $obj = ([WmiClass] 'root\default:MyCoreClass') $ver = $obj.Properties['ver'].Value $ver The class is created but the $ver is

问题 I am looking for a way to find out from all installed applications, one that comes with its own java version. There are scripts online to see the version installed on PCs but not the one to get the applications that uses Java and what versions of java they have. I found something close with using system explorer where I can view all running processes but what i want is a script that can find such applications with the java versions they use and then export the result as csv file or something.

问题 We have an old 3rd party system (let's call it Junksoft® 95) that we interface with via PowerShell (it exposes a COM object) and I'm in the process of wrapping it in a REST API (ASP.NET Framework 4.8 and WebAPI 2). I use the System.Management.Automation nuget package to create a PowerShell in which I instantiate Junksoft's COM API as a dynamic object that I then use: //I'm omitting some exception handling and maintenance code for brevity powerShell = System.Management.Automation.PowerShell

问题 So I am using a variable that contains a password and just recently found out that some of the passwords are containing special characters. I have no control over what the password is so I have to deal with whatever I am getting. I know the back tick '`' character is what is used to escape characters. The whole reason for this post is that I am finding passwords is text files and replacing the found password with a pattern of 'xxxxxxxxx'. Currently the code I am using is this: $pass = "DR

问题 So I am using a variable that contains a password and just recently found out that some of the passwords are containing special characters. I have no control over what the password is so I have to deal with whatever I am getting. I know the back tick '`' character is what is used to escape characters. The whole reason for this post is that I am finding passwords is text files and replacing the found password with a pattern of 'xxxxxxxxx'. Currently the code I am using is this: $pass = "DR

问题 A file name as below $inpFiledev = "abc_XYZ.bak" I need only XYZ in a variable to do a compare with other file name. i tried below: [String]$findev = [regex]::match($inpFiledev ,'_*.').Value Write-Host $findev 回答1: Asterisks in regex don't behave in the same way as they do in filesystem listing commands. As it stands your regex is looking for underscore, repeated zero or more times, followed by any character (represented in regex by a period). So the regex finds zero underscores right at the

问题 A file name as below $inpFiledev = "abc_XYZ.bak" I need only XYZ in a variable to do a compare with other file name. i tried below: [String]$findev = [regex]::match($inpFiledev ,'_*.').Value Write-Host $findev 回答1: Asterisks in regex don't behave in the same way as they do in filesystem listing commands. As it stands your regex is looking for underscore, repeated zero or more times, followed by any character (represented in regex by a period). So the regex finds zero underscores right at the

问题 I have a xml file with the following elements: <telecom use="HP" value="tel:+1-512-555-1212" /> <telecom use="WP" value="tel:+1-512-123-4567" /> this returns the value of the first node: $qrda.ClinicalDocument.recordTarget.patientRole.telecom[0].value However I need to be able to return the node where use="HP" and I'm not certain they'll always be in the correct order. Any help is much appreciated. 回答1: The non-XPATH method: ($qrda.ClinicalDocument.recordTarget.patientRole.telecom | Where {$_