This structure tells an application which proxy server to use.

Syntax

typedef struct _PROXY_CONFIG {
  DWORD dwType;
  DWORD dwEnable;
  TCHAR szProxyServer[CMPROXY_PROXYSERVER_MAXSIZE];
  TCHAR szUsername[CMPROXY_USERNAME_MAXSIZE];
  TCHAR szPassword[CMPROXY_PASSWORD_MAXSIZE];
  TCHAR szProxyOverride[CMPROXY_PROXYOVERRIDE_MAXSIZE];
  TCHAR szExtraInfo[CMPROXY_EXTRAINFO_MAXSIZE];
} PROXY_CONFIG;

Members

dwType

The type of proxy server. One of the Connection Manager proxy flag constants.

dwEnable

Set to 1 by the proxy CSP. If 0, the proxy server configuration exists but the ability to connect to the server is disabled.

szProxyServer

Name and port number of the proxy server. The syntax of this member would be proxy:80, where proxy is the proxy server name and 80 is the value of the port number. The maximum size of this member is specified by CMPROXY_PROXYSERVER_MAXSIZE.

szUsername

User name with which the proxy server connection is made; used only with SOCKS proxy servers.

szPassword

Password associated with the user name specified in szUsername; used only with SOCKS proxy servers. Only privileged applications are allowed to retrieve proxy passwords; if a normal application attempts to query the proxy settings for a proxy that has a password associated with it, a result code of E_ACCESSDENIED is returned.

szProxyOverride

Reserved.

szExtraInfo

Reserved; used for WAP proxy servers.

Remarks

This structure contains all of the members that an application requires to connect to a proxy server. The proxy connection service provider (CSP) fills in this structure in response to the appropriate ConnMgrProviderMessage function call.

Requirements

OS Versions: Windows CE .NET 4.2 and later
Header: connmgr_proxy.h

See Also

ConnMgrProviderMessage | Connection Manager Proxy Flag Constants

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