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WlanGetProfile (Compact 7)

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3/12/2014

This function retrieves information about a profile.

Syntax

DWORD WINAPI WlanGetProfile(
  __in        HANDLE hClientHandle,
  __in        const GUID* pInterfaceGuid,
  __in        LPCWSTR strProfileName,
  __reserved  LPVOID pReserved1,
  __out       LPWSTR* pstrProfileXml,
  __reserved  LPVOID pReserved2,
  __reserved  LPVOID pReserved3
);

Parameters

Term

Definition

hClientHandle

[in] Handle to the session on the client. To obtain a handle, call WlanOpenHandle.

pInterfaceGuid

[in] GUID of the interface.

strProfileName

[in] Name of the profile, NULL-terminated. Profile names are case sensitive. The maximum length of the profile name is 255 characters; therefore, the maximum string length including the NULL terminator is 256 characters.

pReserved1

Reserved; always set to NULL.

pstrProfileXml

[out] XML that represents the profile.

pReserved2

Reserved, Always set to NULL.

pReserved3

pReserved. Always set to NULL.

Return Values

The following table shows the possible return values.

Value

Description

ERROR_SUCCESS

Function succeeds.

ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER

Can be one of the following:

  • hClientHandle is NULL or invalid
  • pInterfaceGuid is NULL
  • strProfileName is NULL
  • pstrProfileXml is NULL
  • pReserved1 is not NULL
  • pReserved2 is not NULL
  • pReserved3 is not NULL

ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE

Handle hClientHandle was not found in the handle table.

RPC_STATUS

Can be any remote procedure call (RPC) error code. The RPC may be unsuccessful due to WLAN RPC server issues, such as when the RPC server is not started. Refer to RPC for more information.

ERROR_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY

Could not allocate memory for the profile list.

ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED

You included Connection Manager in your OS.

ERROR_NOT_FOUND

Profile in strProfileName was not found.

Remarks

If you include Connection Manager in your OS design:

To free the memory allocated to pstrProfileXml, you must call WlanFreeMemory.

The key material returned in the profile pstrProfileXml is always encrypted. If your process runs in the context of the LocalSystem account, you can remove encryption from key material by calling CryptUnprotectData.

See Also

Reference

Native Wi-Fi Functions
WlanOpenHandle
WlanFreeMemory
WlanSetProfile
WlanSaveTemporaryProfile
WlanDeleteProfile
WlanRenameProfile
Native Wi-Fi Reference

Other Resources

CryptUnprotectData