public Settings(WizardData wizardData)
{
InitializeComponent();
this.DataContext = wizardData;
this.incidentSLASettingsWizardData = this.DataContext as IncidentSLASettingsWizardData;
}
public override void ExecuteCommand(IList <NavigationModelNodeBase> nodes, NavigationModelNodeTask task, ICollection <string> parameters)
{
/*
* This GUID is generated automatically when you import the Management Pack with the singleton admin setting class in it.
* You can get this GUID by running a query like:
* Select BaseManagedEntityID, FullName from BaseManagedEntity where FullName like '%<enter your class ID here>%'
* where the GUID you want is returned in the BaseManagedEntityID column in the result set
*/
String strSingletonBaseManagedObjectID = "4AD8DC00-2333-93D6-5EB4-D372A42DEA7B";
//Get the server name to connect to and connect to the server
String strServerName = Registry.GetValue("HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\Software\\Microsoft\\System Center\\2010\\Service Manager\\Console\\User Settings", "SDKServiceMachine", "localhost").ToString();
EnterpriseManagementGroup emg = new EnterpriseManagementGroup(strServerName);
//Get the Object using the GUID from above - since this is a singleton object we can get it by GUID
EnterpriseManagementObject emoIncidentSLASettings = emg.EntityObjects.GetObject <EnterpriseManagementObject>(new Guid(strSingletonBaseManagedObjectID), ObjectQueryOptions.Default);
//Create a new "wizard" (also used for property dialogs as in this case), set the title bar, create the data, and add the pages
WizardStory wizard = new WizardStory();
wizard.WizardWindowTitle = "Edit Incident SLA Settings";
WizardData data = new IncidentSLASettingsWizardData(emoIncidentSLASettings, emg);
wizard.WizardData = data;
wizard.AddLast(new WizardStep("Configuration", typeof(Settings), wizard.WizardData));
//Show the property page
PropertySheetDialog wizardWindow = new PropertySheetDialog(wizard);
wizardWindow.ShowDialog();
}
