Hi, and thanks' a lot for sharing this project, and sorry if asking "newbie" questions.
I'm trying to learn the Windows MDM protocols, and have played a bit with the examples in the sample_syncml_commands folder. One thing that is missing though is an example of how to trigger a SW inventory scan through the Win32AppInventory CSP.
I've already tried adding a new Win32AppInventory_payload.xml file to the cmds folder with the following content:
<Get>
<CmdID>xxcmdidxx</CmdID>
<Item>
<Target>
<LocURI>./Vendor/MSFT/Win32AppInventory/Win32InstalledProgram</LocURI>
</Target>
</Item>
</Get>
After triggering a MDM Sync, the mdm_server_poc console log shows that the command is sent to the Windows client. However, the response doesn't seem to contain any listing of all installed applications. Here's a dump of the communication: Win32AppInventory_payload_response.txt
I'm new to the SyncML protocol, so I suspect that there's a problem with the XML file. Any suggestions for how to fix it?
Thanks in advance,
Fredrik
Hi, and thanks' a lot for sharing this project, and sorry if asking "newbie" questions.
I'm trying to learn the Windows MDM protocols, and have played a bit with the examples in the
sample_syncml_commandsfolder. One thing that is missing though is an example of how to trigger a SW inventory scan through theWin32AppInventoryCSP.I've already tried adding a new
Win32AppInventory_payload.xmlfile to thecmdsfolder with the following content:After triggering a MDM Sync, the
mdm_server_pocconsole log shows that the command is sent to the Windows client. However, the response doesn't seem to contain any listing of all installed applications. Here's a dump of the communication: Win32AppInventory_payload_response.txtI'm new to the SyncML protocol, so I suspect that there's a problem with the XML file. Any suggestions for how to fix it?
Thanks in advance,
Fredrik