WSAQUERYSET (Bluetooth) (Compact 2013)

3/26/2014

This structure is a generic Winsock structure that other service search protocols can use for searching.

Syntax

typedef struct _WSAQuerySet {
  DWORD dwSize;
  LPTSTR lpszServiceInstanceName;
  LPGUID lpServiceClassId;
  LPWSAVERSION lpVersion;
  LPTSTR lpszComment;
  DWORD dwNameSpace;
  LPGUID lpNSProviderId;
  LPTSTR lpszContext;
  DWORD dwNumberOfProtocols;
  LPAFPROTOCOLS lpafpProtocols;
  LPTSTR lpszQueryString;
  DWORD dwNumberOfCsAddrs;
  LPCSADDR_INFO lpcsaBuffer;
  DWORD dwOutputFlags;
  LPBLOB lpBlob;
} WSAQUERYSET, *PWSAQUERYSETW;

Members

• dwSize
  Value that is equal to sizeof(WSAQUERYSET). This is a versioning mechanism.

• lpszServiceInstanceName
  When LUP_CONTAINERS is specified in the WSALookupServiceBegin function and LUP_RETURN_NAME is specified in the call to the WSALookupServiceNext function on this handle, the name of the particular device is returned in this member.

• lpServiceClassId
  Required. Identifies the services class in the form of a GUID.

• lpVersion
  Ignored.

• lpszComment
  Ignored.

• dwNameSpace
  Must be set to NS_BTH for Bluetooth queries.

• lpNSProviderId
  Ignored.

• lpszContext
  Ignored.

• dwNumberOfProtocols
  Ignored.

• lpafpProtocols
  Ignored.

• lpszQueryString
  Ignored.

• dwNumberOfCsAddrs
  Ignored for queries.

• lpcsaBuffer
  Ignored for service queries. When a name inquiry is performed and LUP_RETURN_ADDR is specified in the dwFlags parameter of the BthNsLookupServiceNext function, the Bluetooth address of a particular device will be returned in lpcsaBuffer->RemoteAddr.lpSockaddr.

• dwOutputFlags
  Ignored for queries.

• lpBlob
  This context varies depending upon the function. For a complete description of this value, see the WSALookupServiceBegin (Bluetooth) function or WSALookupServiceNext (Bluetooth) function.

Remarks

The options discussed in this topic are specific to Bluetooth queries. For generic use of this structure, refer to the WSAQUERYSET (Windows Sockets) structure for Winsock.

The previous member descriptions indicate how the WSAQUERYSET structure is used to construct a query. If a member is optional, you can supply a NULL pointer, indicating that the member is not to be used for search criteria.

The following table shows how to set the parameter values for WSALookupServiceBegin for service queries.

See Also

Reference

Bluetooth Application Development Structures
BthNsLookupServiceBegin
BthNsLookupServiceNext

Other Resources

WSAQUERYSET (Windows Sockets)