<Resource ID="TestLibrary.Resources.Test1" Accessibility="Public" FileName="res1.xml"/> <Resource ID="TestLibrary.Resources.Test2" Accessibility="Public" FileName="res2.xml"/> <Assembly ID="TestLibrary.Resources.Assembly1" Accessibility="Public" QualifiedName="Baz, Version=1.0.0.0" FileName="baz.dll"/> <Assembly ID="TestLibrary.Resources.Assembly2" Accessibility="Public" QualifiedName="Yoyo, Version=1.0.0.0" FileName="yoyo.dll"> <Dependency ID="TestLibrary.Resources.Assembly1"/> </Assembly> <ReportResource ID="TestLibrary.Resources.Report1" Accessibility="Public" MIMEType="text/xml" FileName="res1.xml"/> <Image ID="TestLibrary.Resources.Image1" Accessibility="Public" FileName="image.png"/> </Resources> Forms Forms are defined in a management pack. You can use forms to view and modify a single instance of a type or combination class. Forms are based on the Windows Presentation Framework (WPF), and they are defined in assemblies. The assembly and class that contain the form implementations for a management pack are included in the resources section of the management pack. As with any binary resource in a management pack that uses the new common schema, the management pack itself does not contain the binary data for the form. Only the resource manifest is specified in the management pack. You can specify your own configuration information for the form in the management pack. In the following example, the Configuration section contains a ShowXboxes property. This configuration information is not evaluated by the management pack verification process; it is only interpreted by the form implementation. <Forms> <Form ID="LobbyForm" Target="Projection" Assembly="FormAssembly“ TypeName="MyFormClass"> <Configuration> <ShowXboxes>yes</ShowXboxes>
<Resource ID="TestLibrary.Resources.Test1" Accessibility="Public" FileName="res1.xml"/> <Resource ID="TestLibrary.Resources.Test2" Accessibility="Public" FileName="res2.xml"/> <Assembly ID="TestLibrary.Resources.Assembly1" Accessibility="Public" QualifiedName="Baz, Version=1.0.0.0" FileName="baz.dll"/> <Assembly ID="TestLibrary.Resources.Assembly2" Accessibility="Public" QualifiedName="Yoyo, Version=1.0.0.0" FileName="yoyo.dll"> <Dependency ID="TestLibrary.Resources.Assembly1"/> </Assembly> <ReportResource ID="TestLibrary.Resources.Report1" Accessibility="Public" MIMEType="text/xml" FileName="res1.xml"/> <Image ID="TestLibrary.Resources.Image1" Accessibility="Public" FileName="image.png"/> </Resources> Forms Forms are defined in a management pack. You can use forms to view and modify a single instance of a type or combination class. Forms are based on the Windows Presentation Framework (WPF), and they are defined in assemblies. The assembly and class that contain the form implementations for a management pack are included in the resources section of the management pack. As with any binary resource in a management pack that uses the new common schema, the management pack itself does not contain the binary data for the form. Only the resource manifest is specified in the management pack. You can specify your own configuration information for the form in the management pack. In the following example, the Configuration section contains a ShowXboxes property. This configuration information is not evaluated by the management pack verification process; it is only interpreted by the form implementation. <Forms> <Form ID="LobbyForm" Target="Projection" Assembly="FormAssembly“ TypeName="MyFormClass"> <Configuration> <ShowXboxes>yes</ShowXboxes>