ObjectContainerAssociation Class [IIS 7 and higher]
Associates an object with its child objects.
Name | Description |
|---|---|
Provides a relationship between an IIS application and its virtual directories. | |
Provides a relationship between an application pool and its applications. | |
Provides a relationship between an application pool and its worker processes. | |
Provides a relationship between a Web server and its application pools. | |
Provides a relationship between a Web server and its Web sites. | |
Provides a relationship between a Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) binding and a Web server that is running IIS. | |
Provides a relationship between a Web site and its applications. | |
Provides a relationship between an IIS Web site and a Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) binding. | |
Provides a relationship between a worker process and its application domains. |
This base class allows one member of the Object class to contain another member of the Object class. The containing object (for example, Site) is called a container, and the contained object (for example, Application) is called an element. A container object may contain one or more elements. ObjectContainerAssociation classes are useful because they enable you to create intuitive parent/child associations that would otherwise be difficult to implement in the relatively flat WMI namespace.