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SUMMARY
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The FileService sample demonstrates the basic use of the Web Services for
Devices API. FileService implements the functionality described by
FileService.wsdl. The sample includes both a client and service.
FILES
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Supplied files
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ReadMe.txt This readme file
FileServiceContract\CodeGen_All.config Config file for this sample
FileServiceContract\CodeGen_Client.config Alternate config file (see note below)
FileServiceContract\CodeGen_Host.config Alternate config file (see note below)
FileServiceContract\FileService.wsdl FileService Contract
FileServiceService\Service.cpp Service Implementation
FileServiceService\Service.h Header for Service Implementation
FileServiceClient\Client.cpp Client Implementation
FileServiceClient\Client.h Header for Client Implementation
Generated files
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These files are generated automatically by WsdCodeGen.exe, but are
included in the sample for reference. You may rebuild these files by
running WsdCodeGen.
FileServiceContract\FileService.idl Interface file
FileServiceContract\[FileService.h] Header file built from FileService.idl
FileServiceContract\FileServiceProxy.cpp Proxy class implementations
FileServiceContract\FileServiceProxy.h Proxy class definitions
FileServiceContract\FileServiceStub.cpp Stub function implementations
FileServiceContract\FileServiceTypes.cpp Type definitions
FileServiceContract\FileServiceTypes.h Type declarations and structure definitions
PLATFORMS SUPORTED
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Windows Vista
Windows Server 2008
Windows 7
Windows Server 2008 R2
Windows Developer Preview
RUNNING THE SERVER AND CLIENT APPLICATIONS
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To build, type "msbuild FileService.sln" on the command line in this directory, or open the
supplied solutions file and build the solution in Visual Studio.
The client and service applications can run on the same Microsoft Windows
computer or a different one.
To run the service type:
FileServiceService.exe <path> (where <path> is the folder of files
to be served)
To run the client type:
FileServiceClient.exe <path> <device ID> (where <path> is the folder to
receive files and <device ID> is
the ID printed by
FileServiceService.exe)
LAYOUT OF CLASSES AND FUNCTIONS
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Service classes and functions
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CFileServiceService Implements the IFileService interface, which matches
the FileService port type. This class acts like a
COM object (i.e., has AddRef, Release, and
QueryInterface methods) and also exposes the
GetFile and GetFileList methods, which can be accessed
across the wire.
The CFileServiceService has one
CFileChangeNotificationThread object, which automatically
launches a thread to monitor for file system changes.
This thread will call back into the CFileServiceService
object to issue events to clients.
When GetFile is called on the CFileServiceService object,
it creates a CSendAttachmentThread object, which
automatically launches a thread to write to an attachment.
The thread will copy the contents of a file into the
attachment and, when it's finished, will close the
attachment and destroy itself.
CFileChangeNotificationThread
Starts and makes a blocking request for file change
notifications. When a notification is received, this
class packages up the results and sends an event to all
subscribed clients.
CSendAttachmentThread Opens a file and writes all data in the file into the
supplied attachment object. When the file has been
completely consumed, the object will close the
attachment and then delete itself. The proper way to
use this object is to instantiate one, call Start, and
then discard the pointer to the object. It will be
responsible for its own cleanup.
StripCbPath Removes path information from a filename
CloneString Copies a string into a new buffer allocated with
WSDAllocateLinkedMemory
CreateStringList Copy a string into a PWCHAR_LIST linked-list object.
wmain Main function for processing command-line arguments
and building a device host which advertises a
FileService service.
Client classes and functions
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CFileServiceEventNotify Notification class that receives callbacks when a
host sends a FileChange event to this client. This
object is passed in as a parameter when the client
subscribes to the FileChange event.
CGetFileAsyncCallback Notification class that is used when the client calls
the GetFile method on the service. This async callback
object is passed in as a parameter to the BeginGetFile
proxy method, and when the operation completes, the
CGetFileAsyncCallback::AsyncOperationComplete method
is called. This object is then responsible for
retrieving the results of the GetFile call and saving
them to a local file.
Directory Wrapper function that invokes the GetFileList method
on the service.
GetFile Wrapper function that sets up a CGetFileAsyncCallback
object and then invokes the GetFile method on the
service.
wmain Main function for processing command-line arguments,
creating a proxy for sending service messages to a
FileService service, and finally presenting an
interactive prompt for sending these messages.
ALTERNATE CODEGEN CONFIG FILES
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Three config files are included with this sample.
* CodeGen_All.config Default, includes both host and client options
* CodeGen_Client.config Client-only options
* CodeGen_Host.config Host-only options
Only the first of these (CodeGen_All.config) is used when generating code
for the FileService sample. CodeGen_Client.config and CodeGen_Host.config
are provided to illustrate how to generate code for only the client and
only the host.
If you would like to use these alternate config files, follow these steps:
1) Run WsdCodeGen.exe /generatecode [alternate config file] /gbc
2) Rebuild the FileServiceContract project, and then rebuild either the
FileServiceClient or FileServiceService project.