getOSDetails(jdo: JadeDynamicObject input);
The getOSDetails method of the Node class populates a
This method enables you to determine the various usages of JADE for a specific environment; for example, the type of binaries required for thin client downloads (for example, x64‑msoft‑win64‑ansi).
The properties that are returned in the dynamic object specified in the jdo parameter are listed in the following table.
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| version | String | Specific version of the operating system. | ||||||||||||
| architecture | Integer | Internal byte ordering and alignment information relevant to JADE release. It is used by the setByteOrderLocal and setByteOrderRemote methods of the |
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The architecture can be one of the values listed in the following table.
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| platformId | Integer |
Operating system of the server node of the receiver object. The operating system returned by this method can be one of the values listed in the following table.
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| buildArchitecture | String | Details about the platform and build type for which the binaries where built (for example, x64‑msoft‑win64‑ansi). This can be used to determine the type of binaries required for thin client downloads. | ||||||||||||
| currentBuildArchitectureList | String | Complete list of current buildArchitecture strings, separated by semicolons. | ||||||||||||
| fullBuildArchitectureList | String | Complete list of past and current buildArchitecture strings, separated by semicolons. | ||||||||||||
| isBigEndian | Boolean | Indicates if CPU for the node is running big‑endian (PowerPC can switch from big‑endian to little‑endian, and the reverse). | ||||||||||||
| characterSize | Integer | 1 for ANSI, 2 for Unicode. | ||||||||||||
| addressWidth | Integer | 32 indicates 32‑bit executing binaries, 64 indicates 64‑bit executing binaries. | ||||||||||||
| osAddressWidth | Integer | 32 indicates a 32‑bit operating system, 64 indicates a 64‑bit operating system. | ||||||||||||
| osVersionEnum | Integer | Internal unique number representing the operating system and hardware combination. | ||||||||||||
| osVersionString | String | Description of the operating system in a readable format. |
The first three properties (version, architecture, and platformId) are the same as the values returned by the getOSPlatform method.
The calling process is responsible for creating and deleting the
vars
jdo : JadeDynamicObject;
begin
create jdo transient;
node.getOSDetails(jdo);
write jdo.display;
epilog
delete jdo;
end;
The output from the getOSDetails method shown in the previous example is as follows.
---GetOSDetails(300)---children = JadeDynamicObjectArray/4194888.1.4194886.2.1 : 0 name = "GetOSDetails" parent = *** <null> object reference *** type = 300 version = 10.0 architecture = 3 platformId = 17 buildArchitecture = x64-msoft-win64-ansi fullBuildArchitectureList = i686-msoft-win32-ansi;ppc-ibm-aix433-ansi;i686-suse-sles9-ansi;i686-redhat-rh9-ansi;i686-redhat-rhel3-ansi;i686-msoft-win32-unicode;i686-redhat-rhel3-unicode;i686-suse-sles9-unicode;armv4-msoft-wince42-unicode;i686-msoft-win32_6x-unicode;armv4-msoft-wince42_6x-unicode;armv4i-msoft-wince50_6x-unicode;armv4i-msoft-wince50-unicode;i686-msoft-x86emu-unicode;i686-suse-sles10-ansi;i686-suse-sles10-unicode;i686-redhat-rhel5-ansi;i686-redhat-rhel5-unicode;x64-msoft-win64-ansi;x64-msoft-win64-unicode;x86_64-suse-sles10-ansi;x86_64-suse-sles10-unicode;x86_64-redhat-rhel5-ansi;x86_64-redhat-rhel5-unicode;armv4i-msoft-wm60-unicode;i686-msoft-win32_VS2005-ansi;i686-msoft-win32_VS2005-unicode currentBuildArchitectureList = i686-msoft-win32-ansi;i686-msoft-win32-unicode;armv4i-msoft-wince50-unicode;i686-msoft-x86emu-unicode;x64-msoft-win64-ansi;x64-msoft-win64-unicode;armv4i-msoft-wm60-unicode isBigEndian = false characterSize = 1 addressWidth = 64 osAddressWidth = 64 osVersionEnum = 80 osVersionString = Windows 10 Enterprise, 64-bit Edition