// This method will be called for each input received from the pipeline to this cmdlet; if no input is received, this method is not called
protected override void ProcessRecord()
{
// TODO: custom events as json input, ex. Found 960 users in AAD should be - EventName = Found users in AAD and a custom input @{"UsersFound" = 960}
MyTelemetryClient.PopulateProperties(_properties, _functionName);
//WriteVerbose("Process!");
_telemetryClient.TrackEvent(
EventName, _properties
);
}
} // end ExceptionMessage
// This method will be called for each input received from the pipeline to this cmdlet; if no input is received, this method is not called
protected override void ProcessRecord()
{
WriteVerbose("Populating properties...");
MyTelemetryClient.PopulateProperties(_properties, _scriptName, _scriptLineNumber, _functionName, _stackTrace, _exception);
string msg = ExceptionMessage();
WriteVerbose("\nException message:\n" + msg);
// often of type RuntimeException in PowerShell?
WriteVerbose("Exception is of type " + _exception.GetType());
/*
* TODO: look at type of ErrorRecord.Exception and create exception of same type.
* Can maybe use some reflection to do this?
* Activator.CreateInstance ?
* maybe cast to the respective type?
*
*
* If we just use ErrorRecord.Exception instead of creating a new Exception
* it is always System.Exception in the AI portal
* and the message is: Exception of type 'System.Exception' was thrown
* this is why we are rolling our own here
*/
Exception exception = new Exception(
msg
);
/*
* TODO:
* Failed method - is in the portal, how do we input that?
*/
WriteVerbose("Tracking exception");
_telemetryClient.TrackException(
exception,
_properties
);
} // end ProcessRecord
} // end PopulateProperties
public static void PopulateProperties(IDictionary <string, string> properties, String functionName)
{
MyTelemetryClient.PopulateProperties(properties, null, -1, functionName, null, null);
} // end PopulateProperties