Windows Computer Hardware view

Question

Hi
I am trying for a Type proection View to get all Windows Computer information along with their Machine Hardware
I could not find a suitable Relationship Classes for making this Type projection work.
What i tried was
TypeProjections>
        <TypeProjection ID="ComputerHardware.ProjectionType" Accessibility="Public" Type="Windows!Microsoft.Windows.Computer">
          <Component Path="$Context/Path[Relationship='ConfigurationManager!Microsoft.SystemCenter.ConfigurationManager.DeployedComputerRunsWindowsComputer' SeedRole='Target']$" Alias="PhysicalComputer"
/>
          <Component Path="$Context/Path[Relationship='SystemHW!System.ComputerHardwareRunsComputer']$" Alias="ComputerHardware" />
          <Component Path="$Context/Path[Relationship='Windows!Microsoft.Windows.ComputerHostsOperatingSystem']$" Alias="OperatingSystem" />
          <Component Path="$Context/Path[Relationship='System!System.ComputerPrimaryUser']$" Alias="PrimaryUser" />
          <Component Path="$Context/Path[Relationship='System!System.ConfigItemOwnedByUser']$" Alias="Custodian" />
          <Component Path="$Context/Path[Relationship='System!System.ConfigItemRelatesToConfigItem']$" Alias="RelatedConfigItem" />
          <Component Path="$Context/Path[Relationship='System!System.ConfigItemRelatesToConfigItem' SeedRole='Target']$" Alias="RelatedConfigItemSource" />
        </TypeProjection>
      </TypeProjections>
But this does not work stating with the error unable to find mp element for Hardware.
If i remove Hardware related class and import, it does not give me the columns for hardware as it was multivalued and cannot be done through AVP 2.0 (need pro version with cost).
I wish to have all Windows Components + Hardware information Columns for Display.  What is the best way to provide this AD computer info + Hardware info in a single view
regards Sundaresan.C

Answer 1

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