Application Control

The application control via CMS starts by registering its name in the managing service database. Dr.Web CMS service assigns a unique name to the application. This name contains the name of the application and its version. Then, the service creates a group with the name of the registered application. By default, a group has two service subgroups named Application Status and Settings. During the operation of the application, the managing service collects statistics for the protocols. The statistical information is located in the Application Statistics/Connections group, the MB and MS subgroups contain the interaction protocols statistics. The load on the services and applications can be evaluated using this statistical information.

This group contains information on the registered application as the values of the variables of different types:

Variable (its type is indicated in parentheses)	Comment
Active (Boolean)	Indicates the application activity. The true value means that the application is active.
Crash (Boolean)	Indicates the correctness of the application stop. The true value means that the application stopped incorrectly.
HomeDir (String)	Application directory in the file system
InstanceName (String)	Name the application instantiated for
LogicCrash (Boolean)	Application logics state. The true value means that the application operates incorrectly.
ModuleName (String)	Application executable file name. If the subscribed application is a *.dll library, the value contains the name of the process it was instantiated by.
ModulePath (String)	Path to the application executable file in the file system
PID (UInt32)	Application process number in the operating system
StartedOn (Time)	Last application start time
StoppedOn (Time)	Last application stop time
Version (String)	Application version
VersionBuild (UInt32)	Application build number
VersionMajor (UInt32)	Application major version
VersionMinor (UInt32)	Application minor version
VersionRevision (UInt32)	Application revision number
WorkDir (String)	Application working directory in the file system