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/*
* appcap.h * * Copyright (c) 1993 by DataBeam Corporation, Lexington, KY * * Abstract: * This is the interface file for the class ApplicationaCapabilityData. * * Caveats: * None. * * Author: * jbo */ #ifndef _APP_CAPABILITY_DATA_
#define _APP_CAPABILITY_DATA_
#include "capid.h"
#include "cntlist.h"
/*
** Below is the definition for all the capabilities related structures and ** containers. The ListOfCapabilitiesList definition is used to maintain ** all of the individual capabilities list at a single node (for multiple ** protocol entities). */ typedef struct APP_CAP_ITEM { APP_CAP_ITEM(GCCCapabilityType eCapType); APP_CAP_ITEM(APP_CAP_ITEM *p, GCCError *pError); ~APP_CAP_ITEM(void);
// in non-collapsing case, pCapID and poszAppData are used.
// in appcap case, all but poszAppData are used.
// in invoklst case, pCapID, eCapType, and the union are used.
CCapIDContainer *pCapID; GCCCapabilityType eCapType; UINT cEntries; LPOSTR poszAppData; // For Non-Collapsing only
union { UINT nUnsignedMinimum; UINT nUnsignedMaximum; }; } APP_CAP_ITEM;
/*
** Holds the list of individual capabilities for a single Application Protocol ** Entity. Remember that a single APE can have many capabilities. */ class CAppCapItemList : public CList { DEFINE_CLIST(CAppCapItemList, APP_CAP_ITEM*) void DeleteList(void); };
// LONCHANC: CAppCap and CNonCollAppCap are very similar to each.
class CAppCap : public CRefCount { public:
CAppCap(UINT cCaps, PGCCApplicationCapability *, PGCCError); ~CAppCap(void);
UINT GetGCCApplicationCapabilityList(USHORT *pcCaps, PGCCApplicationCapability **, LPBYTE memory);
UINT LockCapabilityData(void); void UnLockCapabilityData(void);
protected:
UINT m_cbDataSize; CAppCapItemList m_AppCapItemList; };
#endif
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