SCCM plugin development

[Angelica Maria]

Hello,
I am very new to SCCM and I am trying to integrate a driver into the SCCM, but the plugin I am trying to install is third party. I want this driver to be installed because it is very light and flexible. To integrate this plugin should I do some plugin development. If yes then I have no idea about it. If you know how to integrate it then please let me know. Thanks in advance.

[Windowed]

Hello,
I think you have used the wrong term of drivers here, plugin is in no ways related to any drivers, I guess i am correct here. What exactly do you mean by drivers? Drivers for what purpose? If you see then configuration manager do not have any drivers. I guess you are not talking about the hardware driver in development of a operating system. If it is so, then you have nothing to do with plugin development.

[SoftWore]

Hello,
Just have a look at the below script , this may help you

<ActDesc Class="Group" DisplayName="SMS Tools" Dislnm="SMS Tools" Description="SMS tools for agent" SqmDataPoint="53">
  <ActionGroups>
      <ActDesc Class="Executable" DisplayName="Ping Workstation" Dislnm="Ping Workstation" Description="Will ping a workstation">
        <Executable>
          <FilePath>cmd.exe</FilePath>
          <Parameters> /k Ping -t ##SUB:Name##</Parameters>
        </Executable>
      </ActDesc>
      </ActionGroups>
</ActDesc>

[Angelica Maria]

Hello,
The main thing is that i am trying to integrate a software which is provided by a third party into SCCM. But the problem is that I do not know any development in plugin. The point is that the new software will add some of the features to the SCCM, which will help me configure the software and get a desired result. So, any step by step explanation is appreciated. Thanks in advance.

[InterNetWorKed]

Hello,
Check out the following code

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<ActDesc Class="Group" DisplayName="SMS Tools" Dispnm="SMS Tools" Description="SMS tools for agent" SqmDataPoint="53">
  <ActionGroups>
    <ActDesc Class="Executable" DisplayName="Ping Workstation" Dispnm="Ping Workstation" Description="Will ping a workstation">
      <Executable>
        <FilePath>cmd.exe</FilePath>
        <Parameters> /k Ping -t ##SUB:Name##</Parameters>
      </Executable>
    </ActDesc>
    <ActDesc Class="Executable" DisplayName="Ping Workstation" Dispnm="Ping Workstation" Description="Will ping a workstation">
      <Executable>
        <FilePath>cmd.exe</FilePath>
        <Parameters> /k Ping -t ##SUB:Name##</Parameters>
      </Executable>
    </ActDesc>
    <ActDesc Class="Executable" DisplayName="Ping Workstation" Dispnm="Ping Workstation" Description="Will ping a workstation">
      <Executable>
        <FilePath>cmd.exe</FilePath>
        <Parameters> /k Ping -t ##SUB:Name##</Parameters>
      </Executable>
    </ActDesc>
  </ActionGroups>
</ActDesc>