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The XenServer-SDK directory contains the following folders that are relevant to C# programmers:

XenServer.NET: The XenServer SDK for C#.NET.
- XenServer.NET.x.y.z.nupkg: The compiled library shipped as a NuGet package.
- src: XenServer.NET source code shipped as a Microsoft Visual Studio project. Every API object is associated with one C# file. For example, the functions implementing the VM operations are contained within the file VM.cs.

RPC protocol:

The C# SDK supports the JSON-RPC v2.0 protocol.

Platform supported:

Windows
Linux

The compiled library targets .NET Framework version 4.5 and .NET Standard 2.0.

Library:

The library is generated as a Dynamic Link Library XenServer.dll that C# programs can reference.

The C# SDK is backwards compatible and can be used to interact with hosts running all versions of XenServer or Citrix Hypervisor (from XenServer 7.3 and Citrix Hypervisor 8.0 onwards).

Dependencies:

Newtonsoft JSON.NET by James Newton-King.

Installation:

To use the NuGet package in your code, add its location as a NuGet source:

nuget sources Add -Name "Offline Package" -Source "/full/path/to/package/directory"

Then install the package:

nuget install XenServer.NET

Building the source code:

Open the project XenServer.csproj in Visual Studio 2022. You should now be ready to build the source code.

Examples:

Examples on the usage of the C# SDK can be found at XenServer.NET usage examples on GitHub.

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