When using WAS, the application
executes as part of an Internet Information Server
(IIS) process for library COM+ applications or as a
DLLHost.exe process for server COM+ applications.
Wildcard Character
A special character used to represent one or more
letters, numbers, punctuation characters, or other
special characters. For example, the Dir (directory)
command can use the asterisk (*) to represent any
number of characters and the question mark (?) to
represent a single character. Applications also use
wildcard characters. For example, word processors
often use wildcard characters to help you search for
strings. Programming languages implement a complex
wildcard character scenario called regular
expressions used to match patterns in strings such as
a telephone number.
Windows Management Interface (WMI)
A Windows service and interface that helps an
administrator or developer remotely monitor, control,
and configure workstations or servers. This particular
technology falls into the agent category and is
very common on many network operating systems.
An agent (special files executing on the client
machine) allows the server to gain access to client
machine resources and configuration information.
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