Import-Module WebAdministration question

Hello all:
I am writing a script that will copy files to a local root directory for a web app we have. Once this is done, I want to refresh the application pool. In reading on the process, I believe I would have to import the WebAdministration module in
order to do so. Can anyone confirm this and 2) what exactly happens when I use the Import-Module WebAdministration? Does it do anything to my server? Or does it just import it into powershell for use? We are running Win 2008 R2. I want
to make sure it doesn't mess up our application.
Thanks,
jocasio

Hi,
Using Import-Module WebAdministration will make the following cmdlets available to you in your current PowerShell session only:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee790599.aspx
No changes are made to the server, so no worries there.
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Function Module Interfaces
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http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2005vp/helpdata/en/9f/db970e35c111d1829f0000e829fbfe/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2005vp/helpdata/en/9f/db970e35c111d1829f0000e829fbfe/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/26/64f623fa8911d386e70000e82011b8/content.htm
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Hello,
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After adding dynamic_cast Java VM still crashes with similar stack trace:
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0 <<00000000>>      0x0003200d 0 + 204813
1 libdbxml_java-2.3.jnilib      0x3c4e90ca DbXml::DbXmlURIResolver::resolveEntity(xercesc_2_7::XMLResourceIdentifier*) + 816
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In OSB version 11.1 and Oracle Weblogic Server Version: 10.3.6.0
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Hi.
We done upgrading our Domain Controllers to 2012 R2 Version, and after upgrade i can't use ActiveDirectory module outside my DC
When i\m trying to run Import-Module ActiveDirectory on my Windows 7 desktop i get error:
WARNING: Error initializing default drive: 'Unable to contact the server. This may be because this server does not
exist, it is currently down, or it does not have the Active Directory Web Services running.'.
( But if i start it as Domain Admin on the same PC - all is OK. Permissions for my account is ok - i think - checked by: Get-PSSessionConfiguration on DC's ). When it was 2008 R2 DC's - all was fine
How can i fix this issue? ( i think this is access rights by i cannot manage where... )
Best Wishes, Andrew Golubenkoff

Thanks Dan, good article - nowi\m understand... Now i should rewrite all my scripts to new type of connection ( Import-Pssession instead of import-module ) Thanks again!

XQuery import module relative path

I'd like to use library modules in queries, with the modules stored in one or more configurable places. If I put them in files, and provide the full path to the file like so:
import module namespace pi = 'http://ceridwen.us/2006/mymodule' at 'file:///path/to/module/file'
It works fine so long as the path given is absolute. I've tried several variations on relative paths, including using 'declare base-uri' (which didn't seem to do anything) and XmlQueryContext::setBaseURI (which didn't help find the module file and caused the context to not be able to find the container). I've also tried giving paths relative to pwd and to the environment home. No luck.
It would be even cooler if I could store the modules in a bdb database... but that would require adding a resolver somewhere. Is there a way to use an XmlResolver for this?
Regards,
John Ralls

John,
documentation: Well, if it's right then I'm reading it wrong. I guess that shouldn't be a surprise.
base-uri: OIC.
XmlResolver: Hmm. I added this:
class Resolver : public DbXml::XmlResolver {
public:
     Resolver() : DbXml::XmlResolver() {}
     virtual ~Resolver() {}
     DbXml::XmlInputStream* resolveEntity(DbXml::XmlTransaction* txn,
                         DbXml::XmlManager& mgr,
                         const std::string& systemID,
                         const std::string& publicID) {
     std::cout << "Resolver::resolveEntity: Got systemID " << systemID
          << ", publicID " << publicID << std::endl;
     return NULL;
to my header and
Resolver* rslv = new Resolver();
this->registerResolver(*rslv);
to the constructor of my DbXml::XmlManager-derived manager class.
The resolveEntity() function doesn't output. What's wrong?
(FWIW, the signature of resolveEntity in the documentation and that in the header(XmlResolver.hpp) differ: The latter doesn't have the std::string& result parameter. I tried both ways, and neither produced the output message.
resolveModule: Yes, I think that that would be clearer.
Regards,
John Ralls

Import Module Woes

I'm having some problems trying to import one module into another.
Here's the beginning of a module:
module namespace bar='http://ceridwen.us/2006/bar';
import module namespace foo='http://ceridwen.us/2006/foo' at 'file://relative_path/to_foo';
Module bar is imported into the main module with
import module namespace bar='http://ceridwen.us/2006/bar' at 'file://relative_path/to_bar';
Module bar declares functions which use functions from module foo.
I have registered an XmlResolver which handles the relative path URI; it worked fine when there was only one library module. With the import module line in module bar, trying to prepare a query which imports bar throws "Cannot locate the requested module".
If the import module line in bar is changed to an absolute path, then the error is "No namespace for prefix foo".
If the main module prolog imports foo in the second case, xquery throws XQST0034.
Everything works if the main module prolog imports foo and bar, and bar doesn't import foo.
In the first case, it's evident that my XmlResolver isn't being called. I don't understand what's going on in the second case.
The third and fourth case appear to me to violate the requirement that module imports aren't transitive.
Are these bugs, or do I misunderstand the draft recommendation and XmlResolver docs?
Regards,
John Ralls

Hi John,
It looks like you are hitting a few module bugs that we have fixed in the development version of DB XML. The XmlResolver not being called in the first case, and the transitiveness of module imports are both incorrect.
I don't understand why you are getting a namespace error in the second case - but there is good news about that. The development version of DB XML will also give you much better error reporting, including more accurate file, line, and column information in the majority of cases.
I don't know that I can suggest a work around apart from only using one level of modules for the moment. We are actively working on getting the next version of DB XML out the door as I speak...
John

Import-module Lync

hey
i use powershell v3 from win7 , i installed ocscore.msi and try to import-module Lync
but i get error : the assembly ‘microsoft.rtc.management’ was not loaded because no assembly was found
why it didn’t work??? any idea?

Could be because the Lync modules are not in a standard location. See this link for details...
http://www.iamblogg.com/2011/12/19/lync-2010-powershell-modules/

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