IWMSPlaylistParser.WritePlaylist (Visual Basic .NET)
The WritePlaylist method writes the playlist files.
IWMSPlaylistParser.WritePlaylist( pPlaylist As IXMLDOMDocument,
pCallback As IWMSPlaylistParserCallback,
qwContext As UInt64
)
Arguments
IXMLDOMDocumentIXMLDOMDocument Object (Visual Basic .NET) specifying the playlist file to write. |
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IWMSPlaylistParserCallbackIWMSPlaylistParserCallback Object (Visual Basic .NET) that is used by the plug-in to report to the server the result of the call to the WritePlaylist method. |
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UInt64 containing a value defined by the server to identify which call to WritePlaylist the plug-in is responding to when it calls IWMSPlaylistParserCallback.OnWritePlaylist. You must pass this value back unaltered when you call OnWritePlaylist. |
Return Value
This method does not return a value. To report an error, the plug-in can throw a COMException object to the server. If the plug-in uses the IWMSEventLogIWMSEventLog Object (Visual Basic .NET) to log error information, it is recommended that it throw NS_E_PLUGIN_ERROR_REPORTED (0xC00D157D). Typically, the server attempts to make plug-in error information available to the server object model, the Windows Event Viewer, and the troubleshooting list in the details pane of the Windows Media Services MMC. However, if the plug-in uses the IWMSEventLog object to send custom error information to the Windows Event Viewer, throwing NS_E_PLUGIN_ERROR_REPORTED stops the server from also logging to the event viewer. For more information about plug-in error information, see Identifying Plug-in Errors.
Remarks
This method is implemented by the plug-in and called by the server. The server calls the IWMSPlaylistParser.WritePlaylist method, if implemented, with a pointer to the result of the ReadPlaylist method call, which is an IXMLDOMDocument object specifying the playlist file that is to be written. This method need only be called if you want the file saved.
Example
The following is a sample user-defined playlist which can be written by the WritePlaylist method.
!- DJ_FILE v1.0 -! (this is a required tag)
media1.wmv
!- This is a comment -!
media2.wmv
!- Attributes apply to the next media element -!
# author=\"My Name\"
# description=\"My media file\"
# repeatCount=\"5\"
media3.wmv
This implementation of the WritePlaylist method will write the user-defined playlist.
Public Sub WritePlaylist( _
ByVal pPlaylist As interop_msxml.IXMLDOMDocument, _
ByVal pCallback As IWMSPlaylistParserCallback, _
ByVal qwContext As System.UInt64) _
Implements IWMSPlaylistParser.WritePlaylist
Dim NodeList As IXMLDOMNodeList
Dim pBufAlloc As IWMSBufferAllocator
Dim pINSSBuffer As INSSBuffer
Dim strPls As String
Dim strMedia As String
Dim pBuf As IntPtr
Dim i As Integer
Dim j As Integer
Dim Enc As Encoder = Encoding.Unicode.GetEncoder()
Dim Bytes As Byte()
Dim iBytes As Integer
Try
strPls = "!- DJ_FILE v1.0 -!" & vbCrLf
NodeList = pPlaylist.getElementsByTagName("media")
For i = 0 To (NodeList.length - 1)
For j = 0 To (NodeList(i).attributes.length - 1)
If NodeList(i).attributes(j).nodeName = "src" Then
strMedia = NodeList(i).attributes(j).nodeValue
Else
strPls = strPls & "# " & _
NodeList(i).attributes(j).nodeName & _
"=" & Chr(34) & _
NodeList(i).attributes(j).nodeValue & _
Chr(34) & vbCrLf
End If
Next
If Not strMedia = vbNullString Then
strPls = strPls & strMedia & vbCrLf
End If
Next
iBytes = Enc.GetByteCount(strPls.ToCharArray(), 0, _
strPls.Length, False)
Bytes = Array.CreateInstance(GetType(Byte), iBytes)
iBytes = Enc.GetBytes(strPls.ToCharArray(), 0, _
strPls.Length, Bytes, 0, True)
pBufAlloc = m_ClassFactory
pBufAlloc.AllocateBuffer(Convert.ToUInt32(iBytes), pINSSBuffer)
pINSSBuffer.SetLength(Convert.ToUInt32(iBytes))
pINSSBuffer.GetBuffer(pBuf)
Marshal.Copy(Bytes, 0, pBuf, iBytes)
pCallback.OnWritePlaylist(S_OK, pINSSBuffer, qwContext)
Catch e As Exception
pCallback.OnWritePlaylist(E_FAIL, pINSSBuffer, qwContext)
End Try
End Sub
Requirements
Reference: Add a reference to Microsoft.WindowsMediaServices.
Namespace: Microsoft.WindowsMediaServices.Interop.
Assembly: Microsoft.WindowsMediaServices.dll.
Library: WMSServerTypeLib.dll.
Platform: Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition; Windows Server 2003, Datacenter Edition; Windows Server 2008.