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BT_SSP_AUTHENTICATION_COMPLETED_EVENT (Compact 2013)

  • Artigo

3/26/2014

This structure contains event data for the BTE_SSP_AUTHENTICATION_COMPLETED event.

Syntax

typedef struct BT_SSP_AUTHENTICATION_COMPLETED_EVENT {
    DWORD  Result;
} BT_SSP_AUTHENTICATION_COMPLETED_EVENT;

Members

  • Result
    Result of the authentication attempt. 0x00 if authentication was successful; otherwise, an appropriate Bluetooth error code.

Remarks

This structure is the AuthenticationCompleted member of the BTSSPEvent structure. It is present in the union in BTSSPEvent when BTSSPEvent.BTECode is set to BTE_SSP_AUTHENTICATION_COMPLETED.

Example

The following C code shows how to access this structure.

Important

For readability, the following code example does not contain security checking or error handling. Do not use the following code in a production environment.

BTEVENT event;
// Insert code to retrieve event from message queue.
ASSERT(event.dwEventId == BTE_SSP_AUTHENTICATION_COMPLETED);
BTSSPEvent *pSSPEventData = (BTSSPEvent *) event.baEventData;
BT_SSP_AUTHENTICATION_COMPLETED_EVENT authEventData =
  pSSPEventData->AuthenticationCompleted;

The event associated with this structure is generated when the authentication process ends, whether the connection was successfully authenticated or not. If the Result member of this structure (authEventData.Reason in the above code) is 0x00, the connection was successfully authenticated.

Although the name of this structure and its associated event includes "SSP" (for Secure Simple Pairing), the BTE_SSP_AUTHENTICATION_COMPLETED event is also generated for legacy personal identification number (PIN) pairing.

The application is only notified of this event if it is registered to receive BTE_CLASS_SSP events, by using RequestBluetoothNotifications or BthSSPRequestNotifications.

Requirements

Header

bt_api.h

See Also

Reference

Bluetooth Application Development Structures
BT_SSP_PAIRING_COMPLETE_EVENT
RequestBluetoothNotifications
StopBluetoothNotifications
Bluetooth Application Development Events