Standard Consumer Classes
The following table lists the classes for WMI preinstalled permanent consumers. You can create instances of these classes to provide the permanent consumer class to supply the logical consumer that responds when triggered by the events specified in the filter. For example, use the ActiveScriptEventConsumer class to define the script that executes when a specified event occurs.
For more information, see Monitoring and Responding to Events with Standard Consumers and Monitoring Events.
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| ActiveScriptEventConsumer | Executes a predefined script in an arbitrary scripting language when an event is delivered to it. This consumer is available on Windows XP and Windows 2000. Example: Running a Script Based on an Event |
| CommandLineEventConsumer | Launches an arbitrary process in the local system context when an event is delivered to it. This consumer is available on Windows XP. Example: Running a Program from the Command Line Based on an Event |
| LogFileEventConsumer | Writes customized strings to a text log file when events are delivered to it. This consumer is available on Windows XP. |
| NTEventLogEventConsumer | Logs a specific message to the Windows NT event log when an event is delivered to it. This consumer is available on Windows XP. |
| ScriptingStandardConsumerSetting | Provides registration data common to all instances of the ActiveScriptEventConsumer class. |
| SMTPEventConsumer | Sends an email message using SMTP each time an event is delivered to it. This consumer is available on Windows XP and Windows 2000. Example: Sending Email Based on an Event |
Related topics
- Monitoring Events
- Receiving Events At All Times
- Running a Script Based on an Event
- Sending Email Based on an Event
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