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PushRouter_Open

4/8/2010

This function opens a communication channel for passing the push messages to the push router client.

Syntax

HRESULT PushRouter_Open(
  LPCTSTR szContentType,
  LPCTSTR szAppId,
  HANDLE* pMsgAvailableEvent,
  HPUSHROUTER* phPushRouter
);

Parameters

  • szContentType
    [in] Pointer to the content type of the message routed to the push router client. The type is designated in a message header that identifies the push router client in the push router registration table.

    Note

    For details about the Content-Type header, refer to WAP Specification "WAP-251-PushMessage-20010322-a.pdf" at this OMA Web site.

  • szAppId
    [in] Pointer to the push application ID of the push router client. The ID is designated in a message header that identifies the push router client in the push router registration table.

    Note

    For details about the Push Application ID, refer to WAP Specification "WAP-251-PushMessage-20010322-a.pdf" at this OMA Web site.

  • pMsgAvailableEvent
    [out] Pointer to a flag that signals the push router client when a message is available.
  • phPushRouter
    [out] Pointer to a handle to the push router.

Return Value

Returns S_OK if successful. If the function is unsuccessful, it can return a standard Windows HRESULT value or one of the push router-specific HRESULT values shown in the following table.

Value Description

PUSHRTR_E_ALREADYOPENED

Another client is already opened with the same application ID and content type combination.

PUSHRTR_E_EXCEPTION

An exception occurred in the push router function.

PUSHRTR_E_NOTFOUND

No registration exists for the client to be opened or unregistered.

Remarks

Do not call the CloseHandle function with the message handle retrieved by PushRouter_Open.

Requirements

Header pushclient.h
Library Pushprxy.lib
Windows Embedded CE Windows CE .NET 4.2 and later
Windows Mobile Pocket PC for Windows Mobile 2003 and later, Smartphone for Windows Mobile 2003 and later

See Also

Reference

PushRouter_Close