IDccManSink (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)

1/6/2010

The IDccManSink interface is implemented by a desktop client application that needs to be notified by the Windows Embedded CE connection manager when a device connects or disconnects.

Note

The IDccManSink interface is designed for event notifications only and is executed by RAPI internal thread. Therefore, you should not make RAPI function calls other than CeRapiInitEx and CeRapiUninit from within the methods of the interface. A RAPI application should only call other RAPI functions from its own thread.

Methods in Vtable Order

• IUnknown methods

IDccManSink methods	Description
IDccManSink::OnLogIpAddr	Indicates that an Internet Protocol (IP) address has been established for communication between the desktop computer and the Windows Embedded CE–based device.
IDccManSink::OnLogTerminated	Indicates that the Windows Embedded CE connection manager has been shut down.
IDccManSink::OnLogActive	Indicates that a connection is established between the client application and the connection manager.
IDccManSink::OnLogInactive	Indicates a disconnection, or disconnected state, between the desktop computer and the Windows Embedded CE–based device.
IDccManSink::OnLogAnswered	Indicates that the Windows Embedded CE connection manager has detected the communications interface.
IDccManSink::OnLogListen	Indicates that a connection is waiting to be established between the desktop computer and the Windows Embedded CE–based device.
IDccManSink::OnLogDisconnection	Indicates that the connection manager has terminated the connection between the desktop computer and the Windows Embedded CE–based-device.
IDccManSink::OnLogError	Indicates that the connection manager failed to start communications between the desktop computer and the Windows Embedded CE–based device.

Requirements

Header	dccole.h
Windows Embedded CE	Windows CE 1.0 and later

See Also

Reference

IDccManSink2

Concepts

RAPI Interfaces