81.5 releaseKeys 172 5.82 IKeyboardLedsChangedEvent (IEvent) 172 5.82.1 Attributes 173 5.83 IMachine 173 5.83.1 Attributes 173 5.83.2 addStorageController 187 5.83.3 addUSBController 187 5 first letter. So when the Main API Reference says that IMachine has a "name" attribute (see IMachine::name), call getName() on an IMachine object to obtain a machine's name. Unless the attribute upon an object: IMachine machine; result = machine.getName(); In the VirtualBox web service, this looks something like this (again, pseudo-code): IMachineRef machine; result = IMachine_getName(machine);

81.5 releaseKeys 172 5.82 IKeyboardLedsChangedEvent (IEvent) 172 5.82.1 Attributes 173 5.83 IMachine 173 5.83.1 Attributes 173 5.83.2 addStorageController 187 5.83.3 addUSBController 187 5 first letter. So when the Main API Reference says that IMachine has a "name" attribute (see IMachine::name), call getName() on an IMachine object to obtain a machine's name. Unless the attribute upon an object: IMachine machine; result = machine.getName(); In the VirtualBox web service, this looks something like this (again, pseudo-code): IMachineRef machine; result = IMachine_getName(machine);

4 putScancodes 144 5.52 IKeyboardLedsChangedEvent (IEvent) 144 5.52.1 Attributes 145 5.53 IMachine 145 5.53.1 Attributes 145 5.53.2 addStorageController 156 5.53.3 attachDevice 157 5.53.4 first letter. So when the Main API Reference says that IMachine has a "name" attribute (see IMachine::name), call getName() on an IMachine object to obtain a machine's name. Unless the attribute upon an object: IMachine machine; result = machine.getName(); In the VirtualBox web service, this looks something like this (again, pseudo-code): IMachineRef machine; result = IMachine_getName(machine);

4 putScancodes 156 5.73 IKeyboardLedsChangedEvent (IEvent) 157 5.73.1 Attributes 157 5.74 IMachine 157 5.74.1 Attributes 158 5.74.2 addStorageController 170 5.74.3 addUSBController 170 5 first letter. So when the Main API Reference says that IMachine has a "name" attribute (see IMachine::name), call getName() on an IMachine object to obtain a machine's name. Unless the attribute upon an object: IMachine machine; result = machine.getName(); In the VirtualBox web service, this looks something like this (again, pseudo-code): IMachineRef machine; result = IMachine_getName(machine);

.. 125 5.43 IKeyboardLedsChangedEvent (IEvent) ..... 125 5.43.1 Attributes ..... 125 5.44 IMachine ..... 126 5.44.1 Attributes ..... 126 5.44.2 addStorageController ..... 135 5.44.3 attachDevice first letter. So when the Main API Reference says that IMachine has a "name" attribute (see IMachine::name), call getName() on an IMachine object to obtain a machine's name. Unless the attribute upon an object: IMachine machine; result = machine.getName(); In the VirtualBox web service, this looks something like this (again, pseudo-code): IMachineRef machine; result = IMachine_getName(machine);

releaseKeys 171 5.81 IKeyboardLedsChangedEvent (IEvent) 171 5.81.1 Attributes 172 5.82 IMachine 172 5.82.1 Attributes 172 5.82.2 addStorageController 186 5.82.3 addUSBController 186 first letter. So when the Main API Reference says that IMachine has a "name" attribute (see IMachine::name), call getName() on an IMachine object to obtain a machine's name. Unless the attribute upon an object: IMachine machine; result = machine.getName(); In the VirtualBox web service, this looks something like this (again, pseudo-code): IMachineRef machine; result = IMachine_getName(machine);

releaseKeys 166 5.79 IKeyboardLedsChangedEvent (IEvent) 166 5.79.1 Attributes 167 ## Contents .80 IMachine ..... 167 5.80.1 Attributes ..... 167 5.80.2 addStorageController ..... 180 5.80.3 addUSBController first letter. So when the Main API Reference says that IMachine has a "name" attribute (see IMachine::name), call getName() on an IMachine object to obtain a machine's name. Unless the attribute upon an object: IMachine machine; result = machine.getName(); In the VirtualBox web service, this looks something like this (again, pseudo-code): IMachineRef machine; result = IMachine_getName(machine);

first letter. So when the Main API Reference says that IMachine has a "name" attribute (see IMachine::name), call getName() on an IMachine object to obtain a machine's name. Unless the attribute upon an object: IMachine machine; result = machine.getName(); In the VirtualBox web service, this looks something like this (again, pseudo-code): IMachineRef machine; result = IMachine_getName(machine); implementation creates COM objects. For example, IVirtualBox::createMachine() creates a new instance of IMachine; the COM object returned by the COM method call is then wrapped into a managed object reference

83.5 releaseKeys 174 5.84 IKeyboardLedsChangedEvent (IEvent) 174 5.84.1 Attributes 174 5.85 IMachine 175 5.85.1 Attributes 175 5.85.2 addStorageController 189 5.85.3 addUSBController 189 5 first letter. So when the Main API Reference says that IMachine has a "name" attribute (see IMachine::name), call getName() on an IMachine object to obtain a machine's name. Unless the attribute upon an object: IMachine machine; result = machine.getName(); In the VirtualBox web service, this looks something like this (again, pseudo-code): IMachineRef machine; result = IMachine_getName(machine);

80.5 releaseKeys 171 5.81 IKeyboardLedsChangedEvent (IEvent) 171 5.81.1 Attributes 172 5.82 IMachine 172 5.82.1 Attributes 172 5.82.2 addStorageController 186 5.82.3 addUSBController 186 5 first letter. So when the Main API Reference says that IMachine has a "name" attribute (see IMachine::name), call getName() on an IMachine object to obtain a machine's name. Unless the attribute upon an object: IMachine machine; result = machine.getName(); In the VirtualBox web service, this looks something like this (again, pseudo-code): IMachineRef machine; result = IMachine_getName(machine);