Re: [Xen-devel] set resources without xm and libvirt

You can communicate directly with Xend using XenAPI.  That can probably do at 
least some of the stuff you want.

Why not just call into the xm or libvirt libraries from your code, though?

Cheers,
Mark

On Thursday 03 April 2008, Leandro Teodoro Costa wrote:
> Hi
> Do you know some library that have a function for set
> resources, like memory and cap of processor, without the "xm" and
> "libvirt".
>
> For example: The library libxenstat just take informations about the VMs...
> Do you know something for set resource with xend or xenstat?
>
> thank's
> Leandro



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