(RPC Manager Library)
| Description: | Is Client of a Service. This subroutine returns an indication of whether a particular workstation is a client connected to a service. Returns 1 for the specified service if the specified machine is a client to the machine on which the IsClient() call is made. |
| Returns: | Boolean |
Usage:  |
Script Only. |
| Function Groups: | Network |
| Related to: | ConnectToMachine | DisconnectFromMachine | GetServer | GetServersListed | GetStatus | IsPotentialServer | IsPrimaryServer | Register (RPC Manager) | Send | SetRemoteValue |
| Format: |
\RPCManager\IsClient(ServiceName, Workstation [, OptGUID]) |
| Parameters: |
| ServiceName |
| Required. Any text expression giving the name by which the service is known. |
| Workstation |
| Required. Any text expression giving the name or IP address by which the workstation is known to the RPC Manager. |
| OptGUID |
| Any optional parameter that provides the GUID for the application in which the service instance is located. The default is the application to which the caller belongs. |
| Comments: |
This subroutine is a member of the RPC Manager's Library, and must therefore be prefaced by \RPCManager\, as shown in the "Format" section. If the application you are developing is a script application, the subroutine call must be prefaced by System\RPCManager\, and the System variable must be declared in AppRoot.src.
To obtain a list of service names for your application, open the Trace Viewer Application, connect to RPC Diagnostics, then open the Services Dialog |
Example:
If 1 Main;
[
IfThen(\RPCManager\IsClient("ModemManager",
"TestMachine"),
...
);
]
