RunningPackage.PackageName Property

public:
 property System::String ^ PackageName { System::String ^ get(); };

public string PackageName { get; }

member this.PackageName : string

Public ReadOnly Property PackageName As String

Property Value

A String that contains the name of the package.

Examples

The following example shows how to retrieve the collection of running packages from the Application object and iterate over each package, displaying the InstanceID, PackageID, PackageDescription, PackageName, and UserName.

//...Declare and instantiate objects.  
//  
// Create a RunningPackages collection, pkgs, and fill it  
// with the running packages from the application object.  
RunningPackages pkgs = app.GetRunningPackages("yourserver");  
// Enumerate over each package in the collection and display some data.  
foreach(RunningPackage package in pkgs)  
    {  
        Console.WriteLine("InstanceID: "+package.InstanceID);  
        Console.WriteLine("PackageDescription: "+package.PackageDescription);  
        Console.WriteLine("PackageID: "+package.PackageID);  
        Console.WriteLine("PackageName: "+package.PackageName);  
        Console.WriteLine("UserName: "+package.UserName);  
    }  
//   more code here...  

'...Declare and instantiate objects.  
'  
' Create a RunningPackages collection, pkgs, and fill it  
' with the running packages from the application object.  
Dim pkgs As RunningPackages =  app.GetRunningPackages("yourserver")   
' Enumerate over each package in the collection and display some data.  
Dim package As RunningPackage  
For Each package In pkgs  
        Console.WriteLine("InstanceID: "+package.InstanceID)  
        Console.WriteLine("PackageDescription: "+package.PackageDescription)  
        Console.WriteLine("PackageID: "+package.PackageID)  
        Console.WriteLine("PackageName: "+package.PackageName)  
        Console.WriteLine("UserName: "+package.UserName)  
Next  
'   more code here...  

Applies to