ActiveSync Structures (Compact 7)
3/12/2014
The following table shows the ActiveSync structures, with a description of the purpose of each.
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Contains information that the ICeFileFilter::NextConvertFile method uses to perform file conversions. |
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Contains information that the ICeFileFilterOptions::SetFilterOptions method uses to set file-filter options. |
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Contains information about a destination file. A file filter uses the information to write the converted data to the file. |
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Contains information about a source file. A file filter uses the information to locate the source file and read its contents. |
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Is used to retrieve information about two conflicting items. |
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Contains information about a device. |
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Contains information about finding service objects. |
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Is used as a handle to a folder stored by a client. |
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Is used as a handle to a data object stored by a client. |
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Is used as a handle to an object stored by a client. It is used as a generic handle to refer to either HREPLOBJ or HREPLFLD. |
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Is used to notify the ActiveSync service provider that an object in the Windows Embedded Compact file system has changed or been deleted. |
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Is used to store information about an object type. |
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Is used by IReplStore::GetObjTypeUIData to send UI-related data about an object type to the store. |
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Used to initiate an object handler. |
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Contains information about a service request. |
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Contains information about an instance of the store. |
Note
In previous versions of Windows Embedded Compact, the CFF_CONVERTINFO, CFF_DESTINATIONFILE, and CFF_SOURCEFILE structures are named PFF_CONVERTINFO, PFF_DESTINATIONFILE, and PFF_SOURCEFILE, respectively.