HTTP Computer Manager

Introduction

This application features:

Connection to any Computer on remote network;
System information browsing
- Operation System
- Computer Information
- Process Information
- BIOS
- Time Zone
- Memory Configuration
- Video Configuration
Event Viewer
Process Viewer
- Process List
- Process Tree
- Process Properties
- Process Priority Changing
- Process Killing
Services
- Start
- Stop
- Pause
- Resume
- Change Start Mode
Resource Viewers
- Local Groups
- Local Users
- Shares
- Environment (Editable)
- Logical Disks
- Network Adapters
- System Drivers

Details

Service and Process lists have context menu, Environment is editable and you can save changes. You browse information on server where application is installed, or on any (accessible from server) computer on remote network.

Application backend is based on WMI Data Provider for . Net All screens referenced to the same page pgQuery.aspx with "panel" parameter. Panel is XML file with WQL command and reference to XSLT.

For Example :

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
  <Panel> 
    <Query type="wql"> 
      <Param name="SortBy" default="DisplayName"/>   
      <Param name="SortDir" default="ASC"/> 
      <Command> 
        SELECT __PATH, DisplayName, State, StartMode, StartName  
        FROM Win32_Service  
        ORDER BY @SortBy @SortDir 
      </Command>
    </Query> 
    <Output type="html">  
      <Xslt src="ServiceList"/> 
    </Output>
  </Panel>

Using this framework you can easily create new pane, just add new Panel + XSLT. Framework also include a couple of HTC controls :

DataGrid - data grid;
Menu - context menu;
Include - client side HTML include (based on MSDN example);

Using pgInclude.aspx and Include.htc possible to create multi-panel page (for example System Information page).

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