The Server Object Model

The server object model is used to control, configure, and monitor a Windows Media server. The following diagram identifies the interfaces of the server object model.

Service object model architecture map

You must use the WMSServer object to acquire the interfaces. This object contains properties and methods for accessing specific plug-in collections, limits, counters, connections, and publishing point objects. You can use C, C++, C#, Visual Basic®, or a scripting language to program the object model. The following sections discuss each of the interface types identified by the preceding diagram:

• Cache Interfaces

• Client Interfaces

• Counter Interfaces

• Diagnostic Event Interfaces

• Limit Interfaces

• Name/Value Interfaces

• Playlist Interfaces

• Plug-in Interfaces

• Publishing Point Interfaces

See Also

Concepts

Creating a Server Object

Programming the Server Object Model

SDK Architecture

Server Object Model Interfaces (C++)

Server Object Model (C#)

Server Object Model (Visual Basic .NET)