. 96 5.8 CD/DVD drive operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97 5.9 Writing CDs and DVDs using the host drive . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98 5.10 iSCSI servers . . . . found . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 204 12.6.5 Strange guest IDE error messages when writing to CD/DVD . . . 204 12.6.6 VBoxSVC IPC issues . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 204 write CDs or DVDs using the host drive, you need to enable a special setting first; see chapter 5.9, Writing CDs and DVDs using the host drive, page 98. – The other items in the list, like virtual hard disk

programming language makes such a request. In other words, these programming languages allow for writing something like this (in pseudo-C++ code): webServiceClass service("localhost", 18083); // server mgr.getSessionObject(); machine.lockMachine(session, LockType.Write); // machine is now locked for writing IMachine mutable = session.getMachine(); // obtain the mutable machine copy mutable.setMemorySize(1024); support. It is not available for scripting languages, Java or any webservice clients. Unless you are writing a new VM frontend use takeScreenShotToArray(). If this method fails, the following error codes

programming language makes such a request. In other words, these programming languages allow for writing something like this (in pseudo-C++ code): webServiceClass service("localhost", 18083); // server mgr.getSessionObject(); machine.lockMachine(session, LockType.Write); // machine is now locked for writing IMachine mutable = session.getMachine(); // obtain the mutable machine copy mutable.setMemorySize(1024); support. It is not available for scripting languages, Java or any webservice clients. Unless you are writing a new VM frontend use takeScreenShotToArray(). If this method fails, the following error codes

programming language makes such a request. In other words, these programming languages allow for writing something like this (in pseudo-C++ code): webServiceClass service("localhost", 18083); // server mgr.getSessionObject(); machine.lockMachine(session, LockType.Write); // machine is now locked for writing IMachine mutable = session.getMachine(); // obtain the mutable machine copy mutable.setMemorySize(1024); support. It is not available for scripting languages, Java or any webservice clients. Unless you are writing a new VM frontend use takeScreenShotToArray(). If this method fails, the following error codes may

programming language makes such a request. In other words, these programming languages allow for writing something like this (in pseudo-C++ code): webServiceClass service("localhost", 18083); // server mgr.getSessionObject(); machine.lockMachine(session, LockType.Write); // machine is now locked for writing IMachine mutable = session.getMachine(); // obtain the mutable machine copy mutable.setMemorySize(1024); support. It is not available for scripting languages, Java or any webservice clients. Unless you are writing a new VM frontend use takeScreenShotToArray(). If this method fails, the following error codes may

Found............................................504 12.7.3 Strange Guest IDE Error Messages When Writing to CD or DVD........................ 505 12.7.4 VBoxSVC IPC Issues.............................. also be read from both sides. In addition to establishing the general mechanism of reading and writing values, a set of predefined guest properties is automatically maintained by the Oracle VirtualBox advantage of this is speed: when the guest OS writes to disk and the host OS cache uses delayed writing, the write operation can be reported as completed to the guest OS quickly while the host OS can perform

programming language makes such a request. In other words, these programming languages allow for writing something like this (in pseudo-C++ code): webServiceClass service("localhost", 18083); // server mgr.getSessionObject(); machine.lockMachine(session, LockType.Write); // machine is now locked for writing IMachine mutable = session.getMachine(); // obtain the mutable machine copy mutable.setMemorySize(1024); support. It is not available for scripting langages, Java or any webservice clients. Unless you are writing a new VM frontend use takeScreenShotToArray(). If this method fails, the following error codes

programming language makes such a request. In other words, these programming languages allow for writing something like this (in pseudo-C++ code): webServiceClass service("localhost", 18083); // server mgr.getSessionObject(); machine.lockMachine(session, LockType.Write); // machine is now locked for writing IMachine mutable = session.getMachine(); // obtain the mutable machine copy mutable.setMemorySize(1024); support. It is not available for scripting langages, Java or any webservice clients. Unless you are writing a new VM frontend use takeScreenShotToArray(). If this method fails, the following error codes may

programming language makes such a request. In other words, these programming languages allow for writing something like this (in pseudo-C++ code): webServiceClass service("localhost", 18083); // server mgr.getSessionObject(); machine.lockMachine(session, LockType.Write); // machine is now locked for writing IMachine mutable = session.getMachine(); // obtain the mutable machine copy mutable.setMemorySize(1024); support. It is not available for scripting languages, Java or any webservice clients. Unless you are writing a new VM frontend use takeScreenShotToArray(). 5.16.15 takeScreenShotToArray octet[] IDisplay

programming language makes such a request. In other words, these programming languages allow for writing something like this (in pseudo-C++ code): webServiceClass service("localhost", 18083); // server mgr.getSessionObject(); machine.lockMachine(session, LockType.Write); // machine is now locked for writing IMachine mutable = session.getMachine(); // obtain the mutable machine copy mutable.setMemorySize(1024); support. It is not available for scripting languages, Java or any webservice clients. Unless you are writing a new VM frontend use takeScreenShotToArray(). 5.16.15 takeScreenShotToArray octet[] IDisplay