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Name/Value Interfaces

Name/value pairs called contexts are used to pass information between a plug-in and a Windows Media server. The information consists of interface pointers and other data members used by either the server or the plug-in. This includes information about the client, the server, the content being played, a local cache, a file that has been archived, presentation statistics, command data, and more. The server object model contains the following interfaces for retrieving and specifying name/value pairs. Links to reference pages for these interfaces, listed by programming language, are provided in the See Also lists that follow the table.

Interface Description
IWMSNamedValue Contains a name/value pair.
IWMSNamedValues Contains a collection of IWMSNamedValue interfaces.

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