Methods Used by All Client Applications

The following methods and procedures are integral to all applications built on Active Directory Rights Management Services (AD RMS).

Section	Description
Creating the Client Session	Explains the code used to create the client session.
Activating the Machine	Explains the code used for machine activation.
Activating the User	Explains the code used to certify the user.
Finding an AD RMS Service	Explains the code used to locate services.
Acquiring the End-User License	Explains the code used to acquire an end-user license.
Binding to the License	Explains how to bind to a license.
Storing and Retrieving Licenses and Certificates	Explains how the AD RMS system stores licenses and certificates, and how to retrieve them from the license store.
Initializing the AD RMS Environment	Explains the code used to initialize the AD RMS environment.
Callback Function	Explains the callback function that signals the status of an asynchronous function, such as activation, or returns acquired certificates or licenses, such as a rights account certificate.
Creating the Application Manifest	Explains how to create a manifest for an application. A manifest is used by an application that must create a secure environment.
Creating Events for Asynchronous Functions	Explains how to create an event that will pause the code until an asynchronous function completes.

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