Entry Points
Personal Communications or Communications Server provides a library file that handles management services verbs.
Management services verbs have a straightforward language interface.
Your program fills in fields in a block of memory called a verb control block Then your program calls the
entry point and passes a pointer to the verb control block. When
its operation is complete, management services (MS) API returns, having
used and then modified the fields in the verb control block. Your
program can then read the returned parameters from the verb control
block. Following is a list of entry points for management services
verbs:
- WinMS()
- WinMSCleanup()
- WinMSGetIndication()
- WinMSRegisterApplication()
- WinMSStartup()
- WinMSUnregisterApplication()
WINMS is the only API supported on the Windows® 2000 client; see WinMS() for more information.
See Management Services Entry Points for detailed descriptions of the entry points.