IWMSPlugin Object (C#)
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IWMSPlugin Object (C#)
You can use the IWMSPlugin object to manage a plug-in. The IWMSPlugin object exposes the following properties.
Property | Description |
CLSID | Retrieves the CLSID of the plug-in. |
CustomInterface | Retrieves the administration object for the plug-in. |
Enabled | Specifies and retrieves a Boolean value indicating whether the plug-in is enabled. |
ErrorCode | Retrieves an HRESULT error code for the plug-in. |
ErrorText | Retrieves the text associated with the plug-in error. |
LoadType | Specifies and retrieves an enumeration value that indicates whether the server loads authentication, event notification, and authorization plug-ins as in-process or out-of-process objects. |
MonikerName | Retrieves the moniker display name for a plug-in. |
Name | Specifies and retrieves the name of a specific instance of the IWMSPlugin object. |
Properties | Retrieves an IWMSNamedValues collection containing name-value pairs that describe the plug-in. |
SelectionOrder | Specifies and retrieves a zero-based value that is used by the server to determine the order in which a plug-in will be selected for use. |
Status | Retrieves the status of the plug-in. |
SupportStatus | Retrieves an enumeration value that indicates which version of Windows Server is required to load the plug-in. |
Version | Retrieves the version number of the plug-in. |
Example Code
The following example illustrates how to retrieve an IWMSPlugin object.
using Microsoft.WindowsMediaServices.Interop; using System.Runtime.InteropServices; // Declare variables. WMSServer Server; IWMSPlugins Plugins; IWMSPlugin Plugin; try { // Create a new WMSServer object. Server = new WMSServerClass(); // Retrieve the IWMSPlugins object. Plugins = Server.Authenticators; // Retrieve information about each plug-in. for (int i = 0; i < Plugins.Count; i++) { Plugin = Plugins[i]; } } catch (COMException comExc) { // TODO: Handle COM exceptions. } catch (Exception e) { // TODO: Handle exceptions. }
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