powershell - 为什么PowerShell.BeginInvoke不调用回调？

Question

我无法让PowerShell调用提供的回调:

$rs = [RunspaceFactory]::CreateRunspace()
$rs.Open()

$ps = [PowerShell]::Create() 
$ps.Runspace = $rs

$ps.AddScript( {
    Get-Service
} ) | Out-Null

$psdcInputs = New-Object Management.Automation.PSDataCollection[String]
$psdcInputs.Complete()
$psdcOutputs = New-Object Management.Automation.PSDataCollection[Object]
$psis = New-Object Management.Automation.PSInvocationSettings

$asyncCallback = {
    Param (
        [IAsyncResult]$result
    )

    Write-EventLog -LogName Application -Source Testing -EntryType Information `
        -Category 0 -EventId 1234 -Message "Test."

    $result.AsyncState.EndInvoke($result)
}

$aResult = $ps.BeginInvoke($psdcInputs, $psdcOutputs, $psis, $asyncCallback, $ps)

如预期的那样， scriptblock运行，并且 $psdcOutputs包含一组 ServiceController对象。但是 $asyncCallback scriptblock中的代码未运行，并且该事件未写入事件日志。我看不到我在做什么错。你能帮忙吗？

注意:我实际上并不担心要写入事件日志-在这里我还想做其他事情-但是我需要从原始代码中抽象出来以使其具有合理的大小。

Answer 1

AsyncCallbacks，Actions，EventHandlers等...大多在后台进程中运行
因此无法访问主线程中的变量。

事件发布者总是将自己和一组预定义的事件参数传递给
你的经理。这些事件参数的内容由
Activity ，您对此无话可说。除非您使用C#路线。

但是..... Add-Member是您的救星。我已重新编写您的样本以演示
我正在谈论的概念。

$asyncCallback = {
    Param (
        # Event source object
        [System.Management.Automation.Powershell]
        $sender,

        # Inheritor of [System.EventArgs]
        [System.Management.Automation.PSInvocationStateChangedEventArgs]
        $e
    )

    # Ignore initial state change on startup
    if ($e.InvocationStateInfo.State -eq [System.Management.Automation.PSInvocationState]::Running)
    {
        return
    }

    Write-Host $sender.Message
    Write-Host "Event Fired!"
    Write-Host ("Invocation State: {0}" -f $e.InvocationStateInfo.State)

    #Write-EventLog -LogName Application -Source Testing -EntryType Information `
    #    -Category 0 -EventId 1234 -Message "Test."

    # Use the NoteProperty references attached to the Powershell object by Add-Member
    [void]$sender.EndInvoke($sender.AsyncResult)

    # Clean up if you like
    $sender.Dispose()

    #
    # You can unregister the event from within the event handler, but you
    # shouldn't do so if you plan on recycling/restarting the background
    # powershell instance.
    #
    # Unregister the event subscription
    Unregister-Event -SourceIdentifier $sender.EventSubscriber.Name

    #
    # WARNING!
    # Call To Remove-Job From Parent Thread!
    #
    # You cannot dispose of the EventJob (THIS) from within the job itself.
    # That would kind of be like a snake trying to eat it's own tail...
    #
    # As such, you should be very careful about how you remove background jobs. If
    # you use the command sequence below from anywhere within your main thead, you
    # will break this event handler (and any others created by Register-ObjectEvent).
    #
    # (Dispose of Job)
    # Get-Job | Remove-Job
    #
}

<#
 # This section is unnecessary unless you are modifying the apartment state
 # of the runspace before opening it. The shell returned by Create() already
 # has a runspace.
 #
 # $rs = [RunspaceFactory]::CreateRunspace()
 # $rs.Open()
 # $ps.Runspace = $rs
 #>
$ps = [PowerShell]::Create().AddScript( {
    #Get-Service
    Get-Process
    Start-Sleep -Seconds 2
} )

#
# Subscribe to the Powershell state changed event. Attach the registration object
# to the Powershell object for future reference.
#
Add-Member -InputObject $ps -MemberType NoteProperty -Name EventSubscriber -Value (
    Register-ObjectEvent -InputObject $ps -EventName InvocationStateChanged -Action $asyncCallback)

<#
 # This call structure is unnecessary as you aren't using the InvocationSettings
 #
 # $psis = New-Object Management.Automation.PSInvocationSettings
 # $aResult = $ps.BeginInvoke($psdcInputs, $psdcOutputs, $psis, $asyncCallback, $ps)
 #>

#
# Initialize invocation parameters
#
# Attach references to any data/objects/scriptblocks that you must be accessable
# within your event handler using Add-Member.
#
Add-Member -InputObject $ps -MemberType NoteProperty -Name Message -Value (
    "Hello World! It's Me {0}" -f $ps.EventSubscriber.Name)

$psdcInputs = New-Object Management.Automation.PSDataCollection[String]
$psdcInputs.Complete()
$psdcOutputs = New-Object Management.Automation.PSDataCollection[Object]

Add-Member -InputObject $ps -MemberType NoteProperty -Name AsyncResult -Value (
    $ps.BeginInvoke($psdcInputs, $psdcOutputs))

# Watch for race conditions
Start-Sleep -Seconds 10

# Kill all remaining background jobs (including the EventJob asyncCallback)
Get-Job

Get-Job | Remove-Job | Out-Null