IVideoCaptureChangedEvent (IEvent) ..... 329 5.159.1 Attributes ..... 329 ## Contents 5.160 IVirtualBox 329 5.160.1 Attributes 330 5.160.2 checkFirmwarePresent 333 5.160.3 composeMachineFilename with the server. This authenticates the client with the web service and returns an instance of IVirtualBox, the most fundamental interface of the VirtualBox web service, from which all other functionality when the documentation says that the IVirtualBox interface supports the createMachine() method (see IVirtualBox::createMachine()), the web service operation is IVirtualBox_createMachine(...), and a managed

6 isVetoed 313 5.150 VideoCaptureChangedEvent (IEvent) 313 5.150.1 Attributes 313 5.151 IVirtualBox 313 5.151.1 Attributes 313 5.151.2 checkFirmwarePresent 316 5.151.3 composeMachineFilename with the server. This authenticates the client with the web service and returns an instance of IVirtualBox, the most fundamental interface of the VirtualBox web service, from which all other functionality when the documentation says that the IVirtualBox interface supports the createMachine() method (see IVirtualBox::createMachine()), the web service operation is IVirtualBox_createMachine(...), and a managed

193 9.43.7 update ..... 193 9.44 IVRDPServer ..... 193 9.44.1 Attributes ..... 193 9.45 IVirtualBox ..... 195 9.45.1 Attributes ..... 195 9.45.2 checkFirmwarePresent ..... 197 9.45.3 createAppliance with the server. This authenticates the client with the web service and returns an instance of IVirtualBox, the most fundamental interface of the VirtualBox web service, from which all other functionality would look at the "machines" array attribute in the IVirtualBox object returned by the logon() call mentioned above (see IVirtualBox::machines). This array contains all virtual machines currently

9.44.1 Attributes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 194 9.45 IVirtualBox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 195 9.45.1 Attributes with the server. This authenticates the client with the web service and returns an instance of IVirtualBox, the most fundamental interface of the VirtualBox web service, from which all other functionality array attribute in the IVirtual- Box object returned by the logon() call mentioned above (see IVirtualBox::machines). This array contains all virtual machines currently registered with the host, each of

293 5.140.3 isVetoed ..... 293 5.141 IVideoCaptureChangedEvent (IEvent) ..... 293 5.142 IVirtualBox ..... 294 5.142.1 Attributes ..... 294 5.142.2 checkFirmwarePresent ..... 297 5.142.3 co with the server. This authenticates the client with the web service and returns an instance of IVirtualBox, the most fundamental interface of the VirtualBox web service, from which all other functionality when the documentation says that the IVirtualBox interface supports the createMachine() method (see IVirtualBox::createMachine()), the web service operation is IVirtualBox_createMachine(...), and a managed

232 5.98.1 addVeto ..... 232 5.98.2 getVetos ..... 232 5.98.3 isVetoed ..... 232 5.99 IVirtualBox ..... 232 ## Contents 5.99.1 Attributes 232 5.99.2 checkFirmwarePresent 235 5.99.3 composeMachineFilename with the server. This authenticates the client with the web service and returns an instance of IVirtualBox, the most fundamental interface of the VirtualBox web service, from which all other functionality when the documentation says that the IVirtualBox interface supports the createMachine() method (see IVirtualBox::createMachine(), the web service operation is IVirtualBox_createMachine(...), and a managed

5.100.1 addVeto ..... 243 5.100.2 getVetos ..... 243 5.100.3 isVetoed ..... 243 5.101 IVirtualBox ..... 243 5.101.1 Attributes ..... 244 5.101.2 checkFirmwarePresent ..... 246 5.101.3 co with the server. This authenticates the client with the web service and returns an instance of IVirtualBox, the most fundamental interface of the VirtualBox web service, from which all other functionality when the documentation says that the IVirtualBox interface supports the createMachine() method (see IVirtualBox::createMachine()), the web service operation is IVirtualBox_createMachine(...), and a managed

5.100.1 addVeto ..... 243 5.100.2 getVetos ..... 243 5.100.3 isVetoed ..... 243 5.101 IVirtualBox ..... 243 5.101.1 Attributes ..... 244 5.101.2 checkFirmwarePresent ..... 246 5.101.3 co with the server. This authenticates the client with the web service and returns an instance of IVirtualBox, the most fundamental interface of the VirtualBox web service, from which all other functionality when the documentation says that the IVirtualBox interface supports the createMachine() method (see IVirtualBox::createMachine()), the web service operation is IVirtualBox_createMachine(...), and a managed

IVetoEvent (IEvent) 270 5.110.1 addVeto 270 5.110.2 getVetos 270 5.110.3 isVetoed 270 5.111 IVirtualBox 270 5.111.1 Attributes 271 5.111.2 checkFirmwarePresent 274 5.111.3 composeMachineFilename with the server. This authenticates the client with the web service and returns an instance of IVirtualBox, the most fundamental interface of the VirtualBox web service, from which all other functionality when the documentation says that the IVirtualBox interface supports the createMachine() method (see IVirtualBox::createMachine()), the web service operation is IVirtualBox_createMachine(...), and a managed

IVetoEvent (IEvent) 270 5.110.1 addVeto 270 5.110.2 getVetos 270 5.110.3 isVetoed 270 5.111 IVirtualBox 270 5.111.1 Attributes 271 5.111.2 checkFirmwarePresent 274 5.111.3 composeMachineFilename with the server. This authenticates the client with the web service and returns an instance of IVirtualBox, the most fundamental interface of the VirtualBox web service, from which all other functionality when the documentation says that the IVirtualBox interface supports the createMachine() method (see IVirtualBox::createMachine()), the web service operation is IVirtualBox_createMachine(...), and a managed