eHS_UPDATE_RESULT enumeration

Wi-Fi Hotspot Offloading deprecation note

Important

Starting in Windows 10, version 1709, the Wi-Fi Hotspot Offloading feature is deprecated and should not be used. Instead, we recommend writing a UWP app and using the Wi-Fi Hotspot Authentication API (Windows.Networking.NetworkOperators).

For a code sample and more info, see the Wi-Fi hotspot authentication sample.

The eHS_UPDATE_RESULT enumeration indicates the result of a “check for updates” request.

Syntax

typedef enum _eHS_UPDATE_RESULT { 
  HS_UPDATE_RESULT_SUCCESS,
  HS_UPDATE_RESULT_ACTION_RECONNECT,
  HS_UPDATE_RESULT_ACTION_RELOAD,
  HS_UPDATE_RESULT_MAX
} eHS_UPDATE_RESULT;

Constants

HS_UPDATE_RESULT_SUCCESS
Indicates the update was successful.

HS_UPDATE_RESULT_ACTION_RECONNECT
The result of the update request requires the service to disconnect and reconnect.

HS_UPDATE_RESULT_ACTION_RELOAD
The result of the update request requires the service to unload and reload the plugin.

HS_UPDATE_RESULT_MAX
Indicates an out-of-range value.

Remarks

The plugin passes this enumeration value to the hotspot plugin host through the HS_HOST_UPDATE_CONFIGURATION_COMPLETION function, which is used to inform the hotspot plugin host of the results of a call to HS_PLUGIN_CHECK_FOR_UPDATES.

Requirements

Version	Windows 10 Mobile
Header	Hotspotoffloadplugin.h (include Hotspotoffloadplugin.h)

See also

HS_HOST_UPDATE_CONFIGURATION_COMPLETION

HS_PLUGIN_CHECK_FOR_UPDATES