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The InvokeUIFromConfigBlob method is implemented by system health validators (SHVs) as needed to load the configuration of a remote or local machine in memory and display a UI that allows manipulation of the configuration data. The configuration component must support the usage of INapComponentConfig through DCOM.
HRESULT InvokeUIFromConfigBlob(
[in, unique] HWND hwndParent,
[in] UINT16 inbCount,
[in] BYTE *inData,
[out] UINT16 *outbCount,
[out] BYTE **outdata,
[out] BOOL *fConfigChanged
);
hwndParent [in]
A handle to the parent or owner window. A valid window handle must be supplied.
inbCount [in]
The size, in bytes, of inData.
inData [in]
A pointer to a buffer that stores the initial configuration data. This data is exported from the remote or local machine.
outbCount [out]
The size, in bytes, of outdata.
outdata [out]
A pointer to a buffer that stores configuration data changed by the SHV configuration user interface. This data is imported by the remote or local machine.
fConfigChanged [out]
A pointer to a BOOL that is set to TRUE if the configuration was changed during the UI operation and FALSE otherwise.
Returns S_OK if successful, or one of the standard Windows error codes.
If used for a local machine, this function can be used for per policy SHV configuration. It provides a way to invoke an SHV UI and edit an existing SHV configuration.
Requirement | Value |
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Minimum supported client |
None supported |
Minimum supported server |
Windows Server 2008 [desktop apps only] |
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