What exception? Please attach logs.
- martin
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Thanks,
That syntax seems to be working now, the exception was actually being generated somewhere else.
Now I'm having trouble trying to capture the results of my
I've got the help doco on how to capture results of operations, but I'm still unsure what to do. Do I need to create an instance of one of the
Thanks.
That syntax seems to be working now, the exception was actually being generated somewhere else.
Now I'm having trouble trying to capture the results of my
ls command. ExecuteCommand() seems to generate an exception regardless of the success or failure of the command. I try to compare CommandExecutionResult.Output immediately after executing the command but that code is never executed because execution has jumped to the exception -
CommandExecutionResult ceResult = session.ExecuteCommand("ls /www");
if (ceResult.Output.ToUpper().Contains("NO SUCH FILE OR DIRECTORY"))
{
session.CreateDirectory(sft.destFile);
}
I've got the help doco on how to capture results of operations, but I'm still unsure what to do. Do I need to create an instance of one of the
OperationResultBase? If so, is there an example of how that is done following ExecuteCommand()?
Thanks.
- martin
Re: Correct syntax for CommandExecutionResult?
The second syntax is correct (assuming the
If you have problems, we need complete example.
session is not null).
If you have problems, we need complete example.
- will.waterston@gmail.com
Correct syntax for CommandExecutionResult?
Hi,
What is the correct syntax for getting an instance of
I've tried -
and
I've tried throwing in the
Thanks.
What is the correct syntax for getting an instance of
CommandExecutionResult?
I've tried -
string ceResult = session.ExecuteCommand("ls -al").Output;
and
CommandExecutionResult ceResult = session.ExecuteCommand("ls " + sft.destFile);
I've tried throwing in the
new keyword as well, but all of these result in the exception -
System.NullReferenceException: 'Object reference not set to an instance of an object.'
Thanks.