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IWSDDeviceHost (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)

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1/6/2010

This interface represents a DPWS-compliant device. The device host will announce its presence on the network using the WS-Discovery protocol. The device host will also automatically respond to discovery queries and metadata requests.

The caller can register user-implemented services with the device host. These services will be exposed in the device metadata and the services will be available over the network. Messages bound for these services will be automatically dispatched into the service object.

Call WSDCreateDeviceHost or WSDCreateDeviceHostAdvanced to create an object that exposes this interface.

The IWSDDeviceHost interface inherits the methods of the IUnknown interface.

In addition, the following table lists the methods supported by the IWSDDeviceHost interface in vtable order.

Method Description

IWSDDeviceHost::Init

Initializes an instance of an IWSDDeviceHost object.

IWSDDeviceHost::Start

Starts the device host and publishes the device host using a WS-Discovery Hello message.

IWSDDeviceHost::Stop

Sends a WS-Discovery Bye message and stops the host.

IWSDDeviceHost::Terminate

Terminates the host and releases any attached services.

IWSDDeviceHost::RegisterPortType

Registers a port type for incoming messages.

IWSDDeviceHost::SetMetadata

Sets the metadata for a device, excluding user-defined service metadata.

IWSDDeviceHost::RegisterService

Registers a service object for incoming requests and adds the service to the device host metadata.

IWSDDeviceHost::RetireService

Unregisters a service object that was registered using RegisterService and removes the service from the device host metadata.

IWSDDeviceHost::AddDynamicService

Registers a service object for incoming requests, but does not add the service to the device host metadata. This is used for transient (dynamic) services.

IWSDDeviceHost::RemoveDynamicService

Unregisters a service object that was registered using AddDynamicService.

IWSDDeviceHost::SetServiceDiscoverable

Controls whether or not the service is advertised using WS-Discovery.

IWSDDeviceHost::SignalEvent

Notifies all subscribed clients that an event has occurred.

Remarks

After retrieving this interface, the application would then take the following action:

  1. Call the RegisterPortType method to register all necessary port types.
  2. Call SetMetadata to describe the device and optionally call RegisterService one or more times to register services described in the service host metadata.
  3. Call the Start method to start the device host and to publish the device using WS-Discovery.
  4. Call the Stop method to terminate host execution and terminate publication of the device.

After starting the device host in step 3, the following optional actions may be taken:

  • Call AddDynamicService for services not described in the service host metadata (for example, an ad hoc print job).
  • Call RetireService to terminate action on and disconnect a service activated by the RegisterService method.
  • Call the SignalEvent method to indicate that notifications should be sent for subscriptions relating to a particular event.

An IWSDDeviceHost object can provide a COM object for a service on demand (using a notification callback) when calling the host receives a request message directed at that service.

Requirements

Header wsdapi.h
Library wsdapi.lib
Windows Embedded CE Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R2

See Also

Reference

Web Services on Devices Interfaces
Web Services on Devices Reference