namespace question (.mpr.)

[raffelm]

I want to include ManagementObjectSearcher class in my code.
According to MSND I need to add using System.Management to my C# file.
But I dont have a Management name space in system. I'm using
VS.NET2003 with Framework 1.1.

What namespace am I suppose to use to get the use
ManagementObjectSearcher class ?

Thnx
Matt

[Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]]

Matt,

You will have to use the classes in the System.Management namespace.

Hope this helps.
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"raffelm" <ma*********@mindspring.com> wrote in message
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I want to include ManagementObjectSearcher class in my code.
According to MSND I need to add using System.Management to my C# file.
But I dont have a Management name space in system. I'm using
VS.NET2003 with Framework 1.1.

What namespace am I suppose to use to get the use
ManagementObjectSearcher class ?

Thnx
Matt

[Nick Malik]

did you try creating a reference to System.Management?

in project explorer, select References. Right click-> Add Reference.
In the .NET tab, scroll down til you see System.Management. Select it.

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"raffelm" <ma*********@mindspring.com> wrote in message
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I want to include ManagementObjectSearcher class in my code.
According to MSND I need to add using System.Management to my C# file.
But I dont have a Management name space in system. I'm using
VS.NET2003 with Framework 1.1.

What namespace am I suppose to use to get the use
ManagementObjectSearcher class ?

Thnx
Matt

[raffelm]

"Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]" <mv*@spam.guard.caspershouse.com> wrote in message news:<Oj**************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl>...

Matt,

You will have to use the classes in the System.Management namespace.

Hope this helps.

Actually, it doesnt. As I stated in my previous post, I wasn't seeing
a System.Management namespace. The problem was I needed to include a
reference to it in my project settings. Then, the name space was
available.

Matt

[raffelm]

"Nick Malik" <ni*******@hotmail.nospam.com> wrote in message news:<rcV%c.405086$%_6.116194@attbi_s01>...

did you try creating a reference to System.Management?

in project explorer, select References. Right click-> Add Reference.
In the .NET tab, scroll down til you see System.Management. Select it.

Thats what I was missing. I assumed, incorrectly, that all of the
System.* namespaces were automatically part of my project.

Matt