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IWMSPacket Object (Visual Basic .NET)
The IWMSPacket object provides methods for managing the buffers, attributes, and headers associated with a packet.
- Note This object is available only on Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition; Windows Server 2003, Datacenter Edition; and Windows Server 2008.
The IWMSPacket object exposes the following properties and methods.
| Method | Description |
| AppendHeader | Appends header data to the first buffer region associated with the packet. |
| CopyAttributes | Copies the specified attributes to another packet. |
| GetAllBuffers | Retrieves an array of WMSBUFFERDESC structures. Each WMSBUFFERDESC structure contains the location and size of a specific buffer region that contains the packet's data. |
| GetAttribute | Retrieves the value of a packet attribute. |
| GetBuffer | Retrieves the location of a specific buffer region that contains the packet's data. |
| GetExtendedAttribute | Retrieves the value of an extended packet attribute that is defined by a plug-in. |
| GetExtendedAttributeByIndex | Retrieves the name and value of an extended packet attribute that is defined by a plug-in. |
| GetExtendedAttributeCount | Retrieves the number of extended packet attributes. |
| InsertBuffer | Adds a new region to the collection of buffer regions associated with the packet. |
| RemoveAllBuffers | Removes all of the buffer regions associated with the packet. |
| RemoveBuffer | Removes the specified region from the collection of buffer regions associated with the packet. |
| SetAttribute | Specifies the value of a packet attribute. |
| SetExtendedAttribute | Specifies the name and value of an extended packet attribute that is defined by a plug-in. |
| SetInHeader | Copies data to a specified location within a packet header. |
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