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If I leave out the filters it still works on my machine but with a reduced hashKey.
I also tried the filters in various ways e.g. .filters(Arrays.asList("InstanceID='Ext'","ParentID='./DevDetail'"))
The hashkey seems to work with getRawWMIObjectOutput, but then I have to do the parsing myself.
Since this command only works on elevated Powershell, it is not that easy to test, since I cannot debug it.
Can I elevate the internally used JPowershell as well?
Thanks,
Rene
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MDM_DevDetail_Ext01
WMI4Java Filters & WMIObject "MDM_DevDetail_Ext01"
Nov 29, 2022
Hi @profesorfalken ,
I have 2 Problems with following example:
here is my code
If I leave out the filters it still works on my machine but with a reduced hashKey.
I also tried the filters in various ways e.g.
.filters(Arrays.asList("InstanceID='Ext'","ParentID='./DevDetail'"))
The hashkey seems to work with getRawWMIObjectOutput, but then I have to do the parsing myself.
Since this command only works on elevated Powershell, it is not that easy to test, since I cannot debug it.
Can I elevate the internally used JPowershell as well?
Thanks,
Rene
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: