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Appendix C: Using Perl SDK

Using the Perl Client

The Perl Client module (Hyper9::Client) contains some inline POD (plain old

documentation). To view the POD, navigate to the place where you extracted the

Perl SDK archive and type the following command:

Perldoc Hyper9/Client.pm

Writing your first script

This example walks you through writing a script that executes a search for VMs

that are configured for less than 1 GB RAM, pulls out the configuration model for

each of those VMs, and prints the memory size and name of the VM.

1. Create a new file called searchMemory.pl and open the file for editing.

2. Set up the proper imports:

use strict;

use Hyper9::Client;

use XML::Simple;

use Data::Dumper;

my $pageSize = 20;

my $total = 0;

3. Set up your script with a Hyper9::Client reference and use it to log in. You

must substitute the host address and credentials in the setup of the client. In

the following example, it is configured to log in to a SolarWinds

Virtualization Manager server found at localhost using the admin/admin

credentials.

my $client = Hyper9::Client->new(

username => 'admin',

password => 'admin',

host => 'VirtualizationManagerHostnameOr',

);

$client->login() || die "Login failed\n\n";

4. Use the $client variable to run any of the web service operations. For a

complete list of operations along with their inputs and outputs, visit

http://your-server:8983/swvm/ws/hyper9.wsdl. To execute the search

operation, insert the following code into your script:

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