DOT11EXTIHV_IS_UI_REQUEST_PENDING - NtDoc
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// wlanihv.h
DOT11EXTIHV_IS_UI_REQUEST_PENDING Dot11extihvIsUiRequestPending;
DWORD Dot11extihvIsUiRequestPending(
[in] GUID guidUIRequest,
[out] PBOOL pbIsRequestPending
)
{...}
View the official Windows Driver Kit DDI referenceNo description available.
Important The Native 802.11 Wireless LAN interface is deprecated in Windows 10 and later. Please use the WLAN Device Driver Interface (WDI) instead. For more information about WDI, see WLAN Universal Windows driver model.
The operating system calls the Dot11ExtIhvIsUIRequestPending function to query the status of a UI request initiated by the IHV Extensions DLL.
guidUIRequest [in]The GUID that identifies the request. This GUID value was created by the IHV Extensions DLL and passed through the pIhvUIRequest parameter of the call to Dot11ExtSendUIRequest.
pbIsRequestPending [out]A pointer to a Boolean value. If the UI request, identified by the guidUIRequest parameter, is pending, the IHV Extensions DLL must set * pbIsRequestPending to TRUE.
If the call succeeds, the function returns ERROR_SUCCESS. Otherwise, it returns an error code defined in Winerror.h.
DOT11EXTIHV_IS_UI_REQUEST_PENDING Dot11ExtIhvIsUIRequestPending;
DWORD APIENTRY Dot11ExtIhvIsUIRequestPending(
_In_ GUID guidUIRequest,
_Out_ PBOOL pbIsRequestPending
)
{ ... }
The IHV Extensions DLL can issue requests to the IHV UI Extensions DLL to interact with the user. Examples of such requests are the display of notifications during the pre-association operation or the input of credentials for the post-association operation. For more information about the IHV UI Extensions DLL, see Native 802.11 IHV UI Extensions DLL.
The IHV Extensions DLL initiates these requests for user interaction through calls to the Dot11ExtSendUIRequest function. For each UI request, the DLL must format a DOT11EXT_IHV_UI_REQUEST structure to define the request, and must set the guidUIRequest member of this structure to a GUID value that uniquely identifies the UI request. The IHV Extensions DLL passes the address of the DOT11EXT_IHV_UI_REQUEST structure through the pIhvUIRequest parameter of the Dot11ExtSendUIRequest function.
The operating system can periodically call the Dot11ExtIhvIsUIRequestPending function to query the status of the UI request as identified by the guidUIRequest parameter. If the UI request is still pending, the IHV Extensions DLL must set * pbIsRequestPending to TRUE. Otherwise, the DLL must set * pbIsRequestPending to FALSE.