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Get Channel Owner
Below is sample code to find out who owns a K2's channel. The information returned includes the machine, the suite name, the user's name, and application that owns the channel.
[C#] // make sure the remote system is up and running first string channel = "C1"; string machine = ""; string suite = ""; string user = ""; string app = ""; appServerMgrProxy.GetChannelOwnerInfo(channel, out machine, out suite, out user, out app); Console.WriteLine("machine = {0} suite = {1} user = {2} app = {3}", machine, suite, user, app); [C++] _variant_t varChan("C1"); BSTR bstrMachine; BSTR bstrSuite; BSTR bstrUser; BSTR bstrApp; spAppServerMgrProxy->GetChannelOwnerInfo(varChan, &bstrMachine, &bstrSuite, &bstrUser, &bstrApp); CString sMachine = bstrMachine; CString sSuite = bstrSuite; CString sUser = bstrUser; CString sApp = bstrApp; printf("machine = %s suite = %s user = %s app = %s\n", sMachine, sSuite, sUser, sApp);