File and Application Management API Functions
This section provides detailed information about the Windows Mobile-based File Management API functions described in the following table.
Function | Description |
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EnumProjects | Deprecated. Use EnumProjectsEx instead. |
EnumProjectsEx | Enumerates all projects in main memory or on the specified mountable file system. |
EnumProjectsExCallback | Application-defined callback function that processes data from the EnumProjectsEx function. |
EnumProjectsFiles | Deprecated. Use EnumProjectFilesEx instead. |
EnumProjectsFilesEx | Enumerates files within a folder or all folders in main memory or on a mountable file system. |
EnumProjectsFilesExCallback | Application-defined callback function that processes data from the EnumProjectsFilesEx function. |
FindFirstFlashCard | Returns the handle to the first mountable file system, such as a flash card. |
FindFirstProjectFile | Searches a directory for a file whose name matches the specified file name. |
FindNextFlashCard | Finds the next mountable file system. |
FindNextProjectFile | Continues a file search from a previous call to the FindFirstProjectFile function. |
Install_Exit | Called after an application is installed. Used for custom operations, such as handling errors that occurred during installation or launching of the application. |
Install_Init | Called before application installation begins. Used for custom operations, such as checking an application version for application re-installation or determining whether a dependent application is present. |
Uninstall_Exit | Called after an application is uninstalled. Used for custom operations such as saving database data into a file and deleting the database, informing the user where the user data files are stored, or informing the user how to reinstall the application. |
Uninstall_Init | Called before an application is uninstalled. Used for custom operations such as closing the application if it is running. |
Remarks
See Also
File and Application Management API Enumerations
File and Application Management API Structures
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