Sure.
PowerShellExecutor::Execute()
{
PowerShell^ PS = PowerShell::Create();
PS->Commands->AddScript("Get-Module -Name VMware* -ListAvailable");
Collection<PSObject^>^ PSResults_t = PS->Invoke();
PS->Commands->AddScript("Import-Module Vmware.Vimautomation.core");
PS->Commands->AddScript(gcnew strConnectionString);
PS->Commands->AddScript(gcnew strCommand);
PSResults = PS->Invoke();
}
This is the snippet of function which creates the poershell object, connects to vCenter server, adds commands to the object and then executes these commands. This seems to be impacting performace, since for each command/script, all the initialization steps are executed.
I want to seperate out connection and command execution part such that, connection will happen only once ( may be in constructor or Initializer) and then "addscript()" and "Invoke" for scipt can be called multiple times (in execute function).
Problem here is, since Powershell is a handle, I cannot create a member variable of it, so that, once initialized it can be used accross the class for executing any command.
Do you think, is there any better way to achieve this?
