IWMSOutgoingDistributionConnection.RequestedURL (Visual Basic .NET)

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IWMSOutgoingDistributionConnection.RequestedURL (Visual Basic .NET)

The RequestedURL property retrieves the URL that the client used to request a distribution connection.

Syntax

  String = IWMSOutgoingDistributionConnection.RequestedURL

Property Value

A String containing the URL.

If this property fails, it returns an error number.

Number Description
0x8002000B The value does not exist.

Remarks

The URL that is returned by the RequestedURL property can be different than that requested by the client. For example, if the client requests mms://ServerName/movie.wmv, the RequestedURL property can return either mmsu://ServerName/movie.wmv or mmst://ServerName/movie.wmv, depending on the type of connection used by the session.

This property is read-only.

Example Code

Imports Microsoft.WindowsMediaServices.Interop
Imports System.Runtime.InteropServices

Private Sub GetRequestedURL()

    ' Declare variables.
    Dim Server As WMSServer
    Dim Connections As IWMSOutgoingDistributionConnections
    Dim Connection As IWMSOutgoingDistributionConnection
    Dim strURL As String

Try
    ' Create the WMSServer object.
    Server = New WMSServer()

    ' Retrieve the IWMSOutgoingDistributionConnections object.
    Connections = Server.OutgoingDistributionConnections

    ' Retrieve information about each distribution connection.
    For Each Connection In Connections
        ' Retrieve the requested URL of the client.
        strURL = Connection.RequestedURL
    Next

Catch excCom As COMException
    ' TODO: Handle COM exceptions.
Catch exc As Exception
    ' TODO: Handle errors.
Finally
    ' TODO: Clean-up code goes here.
End Try

End Sub

Requirements

Reference: Add a reference to Microsoft.WindowsMediaServices

Namespace: Microsoft.WindowsMediaServices.Interop

Assembly: Microsoft.WindowsMediaServices.dll

Library: WMSServerTypeLib.dll

Platform: Windows Server 2003 family, Windows Server 2008 family.

See Also

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