IContextState interface

Controls object deactivation and transaction voting by manipulating context state flags. By calling the methods of this interface, you can set consistent and done flags independently of each other and get the current status of each flag. Also, the methods of this interface return errors that indicate the absence of just-in-time (JIT) activation or the absence of a transaction.

When to implement

You should not implement this interface. The standard implementation provides complete functionality.

When to use

Although you can already set the consistent and done flags using methods exposed by the IObjectContext interface, you can manipulate both flags only at the same time. The IContextState interface provides finer control, allowing you to set each flag independently of the other.

Members

The IContextState interface inherits from the IUnknown interface. IContextState also has these types of members:

• Methods

Methods

The IContextState interface has these methods.

Requirements

See also

Consistent and Done Flags