Using the IWMSPublishingPoint Object to Identify Errors
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Using the IWMSPublishingPoint Object to Identify Errors
You can call the Status property on the IWMSPublishingPoint interface to determine whether a critical or non-critical error has occurred. The property retrieves a value from the WMS_PUBLISHING_POINT_STATUS enumeration type. This must be one of the following values.
| Value | Description |
| WMS_PUBLISHING_POINT_RUNNING | The server is running. |
| WMS_PUBLISHING_POINT__ERROR | An error has occurred in a plug-in object loaded at the server level. |
| WMS_PUBLISHING_POINT__ERROR_CRITICAL | An error has occurred in a publishing point-level authentication or authorization plug-in. The publishing point will not allow new connections or authorize new actions for connected clients. |
When an error occurs, you can walk through each server-level plug-in to determine which plug-in has failed. You can call the Status property on the IWMSPlugin interface to retrieve error information about the plug-in. For more information, see Using the IWMSPlugin Object to Identify Errors.
A broadcast publishing point uses the WMS_BROADCAST_PUBLISHING_POINT_STATUS enumeration type to return broadcast-specific status information, which can be any of the following values.
| Value | Description |
| WMS_BROADCAST_PUBLISHING_POINT_STOPPED | The publishing point has stopped. |
| WMS_BROADCAST_PUBLISHING_POINT_STARTED_WITHOUT_DATA | The publishing point has been initialized, and the multicast data sinks are transmitting multicast beacons. |
| WMS_BROADCAST_PUBLISHING_POINT_STARTED | The broadcast publishing point is running. |
| WMS_BROADCAST_PUBLISHING_POINT_ARCHIVING | The broadcast publishing point is archiving content to a file. |
| WMS_BROADCAST_PUBLISHING_POINT_CHANGE_IN_PROGRESS | The broadcast publishing point is starting if stopped, or stopping if started. |
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