3.1.4 Message Processing Events and Sequencing Rules
This section describes changes made by Web Services Management Protocol Extensions for Windows Vista servers to the message processing of the WS-Management Protocol as specified in [DMTF-DSP0226].
The following table summarizes the list of WSDL operations as defined by this specification.
Operation |
Description |
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Get |
Used to fetch the current representation of a resource. |
Put |
Used to update a resource by providing a replacement representation or a set of replacement values. |
Create |
Used to create a resource and provide its initial representation. |
Delete |
Used to delete a resource. |
Subscribe |
Used to create a subscription to have event notifications delivered. |
Unsubscribe |
Used to cancel an existing subscription. |
Enumerate |
Begins the enumeration of a set of resources. |
Pull |
Used to retrieve resources from an existing enumeration. |
Release |
Used to cancel an existing enumeration. |
Command |
Used to initiate a command in a Text-based Command Shell scenario. |
Signal |
Used to send a control signal to the Shell processor. |
Send |
Used to send input to a running Shell or Command. |
Receive |
Used to receive output from a running Shell or Command. |
Disconnect |
Used to disconnect from a running Shell. |
Reconnect |
Used to reconnect to a running Shell from an existing client application. |
Connect |
Used to connect to a running Shell from a client application other than the one that created the Shell. |
Acknowledge |
Used to request that the other side (server or client) acknowledge the messages received as part of an operation. |