RpcStringBindingCompose function

The RpcStringBindingCompose function creates a string binding handle.

Syntax

RPC_STATUS RPC_ENTRY RpcStringBindingCompose(
   TCHAR *ObjUuid,
   TCHAR *ProtSeq,
   TCHAR *NetworkAddr,
   TCHAR *EndPoint,
   TCHAR *Options,
   TCHAR **StringBinding
);

Parameters

ObjUuid

Pointer to a null-terminated string representation of an object UUID. For example, the string 6B29FC40-CA47-1067-B31D-00DD010662DA represents a valid UUID.

ProtSeq

Pointer to a null-terminated string representation of a protocol sequence. See Note.

NetworkAddr

Pointer to a null-terminated string representation of a network address. The network-address format is associated with the protocol sequence. See Note.

EndPoint

Pointer to a null-terminated string representation of an endpoint. The endpoint format and content are associated with the protocol sequence. For example, the endpoint associated with the protocol sequence ncacn_np is a pipe name in the format \pipe\pipename. See Note.

Options

Pointer to a null-terminated string representation of network options. The option string is associated with the protocol sequence. See Note.

StringBinding

Returns a pointer to a pointer to a null-terminated string representation of a binding handle.

Specify a NULL value to prevent RpcStringBindingCompose from returning the StringBinding parameter. In this case, the application does not call RpcStringFree. See Note.

Note  For more information, see String Binding.

 

Return value

Remarks

An application calls RpcStringBindingCompose routine to combine an object UUID, a protocol sequence, a network address, an endpoint and other network options into a string representation of a binding handle.

The RPC run-time library allocates memory for the string returned in the StringBinding parameter. The application is responsible for calling RpcStringFree to deallocate that memory.

Specify a null parameter value or provide an empty string (\0) for each input string that has no data.

Literal backslash characters within C-language strings must be quoted. The actual C string for the server name for the ncacn_np protocol sequence appears as \\\\servername, and the actual C string for a pipe name appears as \\pipe\\pipename.

Requirements

See also

RpcBindingFromStringBinding

RpcBindingToStringBinding

RpcStringBindingParse

RpcStringFree