WPD_COMMAND_DEVICE_HINTS_GET_CONTENT_LOCATION Command
The WPD_COMMAND_DEVICE_HINTS_GET_CONTENT_LOCATION command retrieves the object IDs of folders that can hold an object of a specified type. This command is provided as a faster way for a client to discover where a device stores specific objects than by brute object enumeration.
Command category
WPD_CATEGORY_DEVICE_HINTS
Parameters
The driver expects the following parameters.
| Parameter | VarType | Description |
|---|---|---|
| WPD_PROPERTY_DEVICE_HINTS_CONTENT_TYPE | VT_CLSID | Required. The object type that the caller wishes to find the container for. For example, to find the top-level folders used to hold images on a digital camera, the caller would submit WPD_CONTENT_TYPE_IMAGE. See Requirements for Objects for a list of object types defined by Windows Portable Devices. |
Return Value
The driver should return the following results.
| Result | VarType | Description |
|---|---|---|
| WPD_PROPERTY_DEVICE_HINTS_CONTENT_LOCATIONS | VT_UNKNOWN | Required. An IPortableDevicePropVariantCollection of type VT_LPWSTR values that specify the object IDs of folders containing objects of the type indicated by the calling parameter. If no folders are found, this should be an empty list.The folders indicated by the result may or may not contain objects of other content types. See the WPD_FOLDER_CONTENT_TYPES_ALLOWED property for information on folder restrictions. |
| WPD_PROPERTY_COMMON_HRESULT | VT_ERROR | Required. An HRESULT that indicates success or failure of handling the command. If the caller is making an invalid request, the driver should return HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED) and is not required to return any other result values. Error codes include Windows Portable Devices error codes or any other appropriate error codes. |
| WPD_PROPERTY_COMMON_DRIVER_ERROR_CODE | VT_UI4 | Optional. A driver-specific error code. This is typically only used for driver testing, or if the driver, device, and client are all designed together. |
Calling Methods
Can only be called directly using IPortableDevice::SendCommand.
Requirements
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