Example Scenario: Creating and Building a Sample Runtime

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The following example is an end-to-end script that creates a runtime based on the Winlogon sample macro. This script adds two user accounts, one as an administrator, auto-resolves dependencies, changes a few settings, and then builds the runtime.

xpecmd> dbopen myServer
xpecmd> initcfg cfg
xpecmd> cfg.Instances.Add 'inst:^Winlogon Sample Macro'
xpecmd> new myInst Instance
xpecmd> myInst = 'inst:^User Account'
xpecmd> cfg.Instances.Add myInst
xpecmd> myInst.Properties("cmiUserName") = "Matt"
xpecmd> myInst.Properties("cmiUserGroup") = 1
xpecmd> myInst = 'inst:^User Account'
xpecmd> cfg.Instances.Add myInst
xpecmd> myInst.Properties("cmiUserName") = "John"
xpecmd> cfg.ResolveDependencies 2
xpecmd> cfg.CheckDependencies 2
xpecmd> get myInst cfg "User Interface Core"
xpecmd> myInst.Properties("cmiShowRun") = true
xpecmd> myInst.Properties("cmiShowControlPanel") = true
xpecmd> save cfg "c:\images/myImage.slx"
xpecmd> build cfg "c:\images/myImage"

Last updated on Wednesday, October 18, 2006

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