DRMSetUsagePolicy function (msdrm.h)
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The DRMSetUsagePolicy function sets a usage policy that requires or denies access to content based on application name, version, or other environment characteristics.
Syntax
DRMEXPORT HRESULT UDAPICALL DRMSetUsagePolicy(
[in] DRMPUBHANDLE hIssuanceLicense,
[in] DRM_USAGEPOLICY_TYPE eUsagePolicyType,
[in] BOOL fDelete,
[in] BOOL fExclusion,
[in] PWSTR wszName,
[in] PWSTR wszMinVersion,
[in] PWSTR wszMaxVersion,
[in] PWSTR wszPublicKey,
[in] PWSTR wszDigestAlgorithm,
[in] BYTE *pbDigest,
[in] UINT cbDigest
);
Parameters
[in] hIssuanceLicense
A handle to an issuance license.
[in] eUsagePolicyType
One of the DRM_USAGEPOLICY_TYPE values that specifies the type of usage policy to be added or deleted. Only one type may be selected.
[in] fDelete
Determines whether the policy should be added or removed. TRUE indicates the policy should be deleted. FALSE indicates the policy should be added.
[in] fExclusion
Determines whether the application is prohibited from, or required to, exercise the rights. FALSE indicates that the application is required to exercise the rights. TRUE indicates that the application is prohibited from exercising the rights. You must specify TRUE if you set the eUsagePolicyType parameter to DRM_USAGEPOLICY_TYPE_BYNAME or DRM_USAGEPOLICY_TYPE_BYDIGEST.
[in] wszName
A pointer to a null-terminated Unicode string that contains the name of the application. This parameter is required when eUsagePolicyType contains DRM_USAGEPOLICY_TYPE_BYNAME. It is ignored for all other eUsagePolicyType values.
[in] wszMinVersion
A pointer to a null-terminated Unicode string that contains the minimum version of the application that is required to or prohibited from exercising rights. This should be a version string in a form similar to "1.0.1" or "1.00.0000". This parameter is required when eUsagePolicyType contains DRM_USAGEPOLICY_TYPE_BYNAME or DRM_USAGEPOLICY_TYPE_OSEXCLUSION. It is ignored for all other eUsagePolicyType values.
[in] wszMaxVersion
A pointer to a null-terminated Unicode string that contains the maximum version of the application that is required to or prohibited from exercising rights. This should be a version string in a form similar to "1.0.1" or "1.00.0000". This parameter is required when eUsagePolicyType contains DRM_USAGEPOLICY_TYPE_BYNAME and optional when eUsagePolicyType contains DRM_USAGEPOLICY_TYPE_OSEXCLUSION. It is ignored for all other eUsagePolicyType values. If eUsagePolicyType contains DRM_USAGEPOLICY_TYPE_OSEXCLUSION and this parameter is specified, the version must be greater than wszMinVersion.
[in] wszPublicKey
A pointer to a null-terminated Unicode string that contains the public key used to sign the digest of the application required to or prohibited from exercising rights. This string must be a well-formed XrML node. This parameter is required when eUsagePolicyType contains DRM_USAGEPOLICY_TYPE_BYPUBLICKEY. It is ignored for all other eUsagePolicyType values.
[in] wszDigestAlgorithm
A pointer to a null-terminated Unicode string that contains the algorithm used to create the application digest that is specified by pbDigest. This parameter is required when eUsagePolicyType contains DRM_USAGEPOLICY_TYPE_BYDIGEST. It is ignored for all other eUsagePolicyType values.
[in] pbDigest
A pointer to an array of bytes that contains the application digest required or prohibited from exercising rights. The size of this array is contained in the cbDigest parameter. This parameter is required when eUsagePolicyType contains DRM_USAGEPOLICY_TYPE_BYDIGEST. It is ignored for all other eUsagePolicyType values.
[in] cbDigest
The number of bytes in the pbDigest array. This parameter is required when eUsagePolicyType contains DRM_USAGEPOLICY_TYPE_BYDIGEST. It is ignored for all other eUsagePolicyType values.
Return value
If the function succeeds, the function returns S_OK.
If the function fails, it returns an HRESULT value that indicates the error. Possible values include, but are not limited to, those in the following list. For a list of common error codes, see Common HRESULT Values.
Remarks
Usage policies allow or prevent a use license from being exercised by a specific application name or version, application public key, or application digest. For example, a policy may specify that the file can only be opened by version 6.0 or higher of an application, or that it may not be opened by a particular application. A usage policy can only be of one type (name, digest, or public key), which is specified by the eUsagePolicyType parameter; data entered that does not apply to the specified usage policy type is ignored. However, an application can set an unlimited number of policies, so you can implement separate name, digest, and public key policies.
When using this function, only the parameters required by the specific policy type need to have values; the other parameters should be NULL. The following list shows which parameters require values for which usage types. Note that all policy types require the hIssuanceLicense, eUsagePolicyType, fDelete, and fExclusion parameter values in addition to the following values.
| eUsagePolicyType value | Required parameters |
|---|---|
| DRM_USAGEPOLICY_TYPE_BYNAME | wszNamewszMinVersion
wszMaxVersion |
| DRM_USAGEPOLICY_TYPE_BYPUBLICKEY | wszPublicKey |
| DRM_USAGEPOLICY_TYPE_BYDIGEST | wszDigestAlgorithmpbDigest
cbDigest |
| DRM_USAGEPOLICY_TYPE_OSEXCLUSION | wszMinVersion (Required.)wszMaxVersion (Optional. If used, must be greater than wszMinVersion.) These values are entered in the format x.x.x.x, where x represents an integer, typically from 1 to 4 digits long. So, for example, the version number for Windows XP with Service Pack 1 (SP1) would be "2.5.1.2600"; for Windows Server 2003, it would be "2.5.2.3790". |
The version comparison is a case-sensitive, character-by-character string comparison, so when comparing versions, "6" and "6.0" are considered different. Because of this, an application must use a consistent format when setting and comparing values.
Requirements
| Requirement | Value |
|---|---|
| Target Platform | Windows |
| Header | msdrm.h |
| Library | Msdrm.lib |
| DLL | Msdrm.dll |