Windows PowerShell for .NET Developers - Second Edition电子书

Windows PowerShell for .NET Developers Second Edition

Table of Contents

Windows PowerShell for .NET Developers Second Edition

Credits

Foreword

About the Authors

About the Reviewers

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Preface

What this book covers

What you need for this book

Who this book is for

Conventions

Reader feedback

Customer support

Downloading the example code

Downloading the color images of this book

Errata

Piracy

Questions

1. Getting Started with Windows PowerShell

Scripting the cmdlet style

Introducing Windows PowerShell

Installing Windows Management Framework 5.0

The Windows PowerShell consoles

The Windows PowerShell console host

Setting up the console host using GUI

Setting up the console host using PowerShell

Exploring the Windows PowerShell ISE host using GUI

Benefits of an ISE

The PowerShell ISE script browser

Using an interactive shell

Windows PowerShell cmdlets

Getting help

Understanding aliases

Understanding expressions

Understanding objects

Understanding pipelines

Exporting a running process to a CSV file

Understanding filtering and formatting

PowerShell formatting

Exploring snippets in the PowerShell ISE

Getting started with PowerShell scripting

Summary

2. Unleashing Development Skills Using Windows PowerShell 5.0

Basics of WMI and CIM

Working with XML and COM

Exploring COM and Automation

Exploring .NET objects

Creating .NET objects

Extending .NET objects for Administrations and Development tasks

Extending the .NET Framework types

Building advanced scripts and modules

Exploring Windows PowerShell 5.0

The basics of Desired State Configuration

The Authoring phase

The Staging phase

The "Make it so" phase

Use case of classes in WMF 5.0

Constructors

Parsing structured objects using PowerShell

Exploring Package Management

Exploring PowerShellGet

Understanding PowerShell modules

Introduction to modules

Script modules

Binary modules

Manifest modules

Dynamic modules

Script debugging

Managing breakpoints

Line breakpoints

Variable breakpoints

Command breakpoints

Debugging scripts

Summary

3. Exploring Desired State Configuration

Prerequisites

Installing the WMF 5.0 April 2015 preview

Imperative versus declarative programming

Getting started with DSC

The Authoring phase

The Staging phase

The "Make it so" phase

Local Configuration Manager

Parameterizing the configuration script

Understanding MOF

Exploring Windows Remote Management and CIM

Windows PowerShell remoting

Exploring WSMan cmdlets

HTTP/HTTPS Listener

Exploring CIM commands

Exploring CIM methods

Querying the remote machines using CIM

Creating configuration scripts

Creating a configuration with MOF

Creating a Class-defined DSC resource

Types of deployment modes

The push mode

The pull mode

Creating a pull server using the SMB share

Creating the pull server using HTTP and HTTPS

Summary

4. PowerShell and Web Technologies

PowerShell Web Access

Installing PowerShell Web Access

Configuring PowerShell Web Access

Applying authorization rules

Management OData IIS Extensions

Creating the Management OData web service

Exploring web requests

Downloading files from the Internet

Reading a file from the Internet

Exploring web services

Using web services

Building web services

Exploring the REST API

Using the Azure REST API in PowerShell

Exploring JSON

Summary

5. Exploring Application Programming Interface

Exploring API using PowerShell

The EWS API for managing Exchange Online

Purging items in the mailbox folder

Deleting items from the mailbox folder

The Lync 2013 client-side API

Installation of LYNC SDK

Exploring client settings

Automating test calls

IM with contacts

Client-side object model – SharePoint Online

How does CSOM Work?

Creating and deleting list

Making PowerShell modules with SDKs

Summary

Index