This code:
import-module WebAdministration
Get-WebAppPoolState AppPoolName
Produces the following output:
Value - -
Stopped
But this code:
import-module WebAdministration
$state = Get-WebAppPoolState AppPoolName
WRITE-HOST $state
Produces this output:
Microsoft.IIs.PowerShell.Framework.CodeProperty
When I get the state of the App Pool using Get-WebAppPoolState, I need a boolean value of some sort to assign to the variable so I can use it in a conditional statement.
I cant use the Microsoft.IIs.PowerShell.Framework.CodeProperty line.
How do I correct this?
Get-WebAppPoolState is not returning a string but an object of type CodeProperty. You'll want the Value property from that object, i.e.:
$state = (Get-WebAppPoolState AppPoolName).Value;
I presume some display converter is kicking in the first case when it gets written to output which is why Stopped is displayed but not for writing to host so you get the default object representation (which is the type name) instead.
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