exchanged (an XML document wrapped in an HTTP header), and WSDL is an XML format that describes a complete API provided by a web service. WSDL in turn uses XML Schema to describe types, which is not exactly Wscript.Echo "VirtualBox version " & vb.version See bindings/mscom/vbs/sample/vboxinfo.vbs for the complete sample. Visual Basic is a popular high level language capable of accessing COM objects. The following Each m In vb.Machines m = m & " " & m.Name Next See bindings/mscom/vb/sample/vboxinfo.vb for the complete sample. 2.3.6 C binding to XPCOM API Note: This section currently applies to Linux hosts only

exchanged (an XML document wrapped in an HTTP header), and WSDL is an XML format that describes a complete API provided by a web service. WSDL in turn uses XML Schema to describe types, which is not exactly Wscript.Echo "VirtualBox version " & vb.version See bindings/mscom/vbs/sample/vboxinfo.vbs for the complete sample. Visual Basic is a popular high level language capable of accessing COM objects. The following Each m In vb.Machines m = m & " " & m.Name Next See bindings/mscom/vb/sample/vboxinfo.vb for the complete sample. 2.3.6 C binding to XPCOM API Note: This section currently applies to Linux, Mac OS X and

exchanged (an XML document wrapped in an HTTP header), and WSDL is an XML format that describes a complete API provided by a web service. WSDL in turn uses XML Schema to describe types, which is not exactly Wscript.Echo "VirtualBox version " & vb.version See bindings/mscom/vbs/sample/vboxinfo.vbs for the complete sample. Visual Basic is a popular high level language capable of accessing COM objects. The following Each m In vb.Machines m = m & " " & m.Name Next See bindings/mscom/vb/sample/vboxinfo.vb for the complete sample. 2.3.6 C binding to VirtualBox API The VirtualBox API originally is designed as object

exchanged (an XML document wrapped in an HTTP header), and WSDL is an XML format that describes a complete API provided by a web service. WSDL in turn uses XML Schema to describe types, which is not exactly Wscript.Echo "VirtualBox version " & vb.version See bindings/mscom/vbs/sample/vboxinfo.vbs for the complete sample. Visual Basic is a popular high level language capable of accessing COM objects. The following Each m In vb.Machines m = m & " " & m.Name Next See bindings/mscom/vb/sample/vboxinfo.vb for the complete sample. 2.3.6 C binding to VirtualBox API The VirtualBox API originally is designed as object

exchanged (an XML document wrapped in an HTTP header), and WSDL is an XML format that describes a complete API provided by a web service. WSDL in turn uses XML Schema to describe types, which is not exactly Wscript.Echo "VirtualBox version " & vb.version See bindings/mscom/vbs/sample/vboxinfo.vbs for the complete sample. Visual Basic is a popular high level language capable of accessing COM objects. The following Each m In vb.Machines m = m & " " & m.Name Next See bindings/mscom/vb/sample/vboxinfo.vb for the complete sample. 2.3.6 C binding to VirtualBox API The VirtualBox API originally is designed as object

exchanged (an XML document wrapped in an HTTP header), and WSDL is an XML format that describes a complete API provided by a web service. WSDL in turn uses XML Schema to describe types, which is not exactly Wscript.Echo "VirtualBox version " & vb.version See bindings/mscom/vbs/sample/vboxinfo.vbs for the complete sample. Visual Basic is a popular high level language capable of accessing COM objects. The following Each m In vb.Machines m = m & " " & m.Name Next See bindings/mscom/vb/sample/vboxinfo.vb for the complete sample. 2.3.6 C binding to VirtualBox API The VirtualBox API originally is designed as object oriented

exchanged (an XML document wrapped in an HTTP header), and WSDL is an XML format that describes a complete API provided by a web service. WSDL in turn uses XML Schema to describe types, which is not exactly Wscript.Echo "VirtualBox version " & vb.version See bindings/mscom/vbs/sample/vboxinfo.vbs for the complete sample. Visual Basic is a popular high level language capable of accessing COM objects. The following Each m In vb.Machines m = m & " " & m.Name Next See bindings/mscom/vb/sample/vboxinfo.vb for the complete sample. 2.3.6 C binding to VirtualBox API The VirtualBox API originally is designed as object oriented

exchanged (an XML document wrapped in an HTTP header), and WSDL is an XML format that describes a complete API provided by a web service. WSDL in turn uses XML Schema to describe types, which is not exactly Wscript.Echo "VirtualBox version " & vb.version See bindings/mscom/vbs/sample/vboxinfo.vbs for the complete sample. Visual Basic is a popular high level language capable of accessing COM objects. The following Each m In vb.Machines m = m & " " & m.Name Next See bindings/mscom/vb/sample/vboxinfo.vb for the complete sample. 2.3.6 C binding to XPCOM API Note: This section currently applies to Linux, Mac OS X and

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