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Hi<br />
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You can do this using perl and powershell scripts, but C++ I do not know<br />
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Jail
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Hi

You can do this using perl and powershell scripts, but C++ I do not know

Jail

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Hi,<br />
<br />
Is there any way to do with PHP and Soap Client. I have successfully retrieve the service content. But i cant get the HostSystem Properties. 
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Hi,

Is there any way to do with PHP and Soap Client. I have successfully retrieve the service content. But i cant get the HostSystem Properties.

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Which gives me an idea how to do with php. Now i have done this with PHP. Thx
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Which gives me an idea how to do with php. Now i have done this with PHP. Thx

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Hi,<br />
<br />
I want to retrieve the Host System Properties of ESX/VCenter. I want to do this using C++. When i google it i found that it can be done using C++/gsoap. But im bit confused where to start and how to get work ... is any one provide tutorial or source code for this?..<br />
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I have very less time. any help will be appriciated, <br />
Thanks in advance
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Hi,

I want to retrieve the Host System Properties of ESX/VCenter. I want to do this using C++. When i google it i found that it can be done using C++/gsoap. But im bit confused where to start and how to get work ... is any one provide tutorial or source code for this?..

I have very less time. any help will be appriciated, 
Thanks in advance

How to retrive ESX/VCenter properties using VI SDK using C++/gsoap?

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