Windows Desktop Sharing Interfaces
Windows Desktop Sharing provides the following scriptable interfaces.
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Implement this interface to receive notifications when events occur. | |
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Groups the sharable windows within a process. Each application object contains a list of window objects. If an application object is shared, all its windows are shared. | |
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Manages the shared desktop area at the window and process level. Applications can use the enumerators to display lists of objects in the session that can be shared. | |
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Manages the application list. | |
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Attendee objects are created as a result of clients connecting to the session and being authenticated. After an attendee object is created, it is automatically added to the attendees list. | |
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Contains information about the reason an attendee disconnected. | |
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Manages attendee objects. | |
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Invitations enable a person or group of persons to connect to a session. When an attendee connects to a session, the client sends a ticket and a password. These two pieces of information are used to authenticate an attendee. | |
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Manages invitation objects. | |
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Use this interface to get or set session properties. | |
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The main object that an application must create to start a collaboration session. | |
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Supports the methods to retrieve the TCP connection information on the viewer and on the sharer side. | |
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Exposes methods that perform operations with streams. | |
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Exposes methods called by the stream interface (IRDPSRAPITransportStream) to allocate buffers for sending and receiving data. | |
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Exposes methods called by the stream interface (IRDPSRAPITransportStream) to notify the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) stack about the completion of events. | |
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The ActiveX interface that is used on the viewer side. | |
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Manages the virtual channel. | |
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Manages the list of virtual channels. | |
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Represents a one-to-one mapping to a sharable window. | |
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Manages the window list. | |
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Manages the rendering surface for the viewer. |
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