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The following table shows the URL Moniker Services interfaces with a description of the purpose of each.
| Programming element | Description |
|---|---|
| IAsyncMoniker | This interface provides an implementation of the IUnknown interface, which allows client programs to determine if a moniker supports asynchronous binding. |
| IAuthenticate | This interface is implemented by the client application to provide the Uniform Resource Locator (URL) moniker with information to authenticate the user. |
| IBindHost | This interface is implemented by a Microsoft ActiveX container to allow controls to perform asynchronous data transfers through the container. |
| IBinding | This interface provides methods that allow the client program using an asynchronous moniker to control the progress of the bind operation. |
| IBindStatusCallback | This interface accepts information on an asynchronous bind operation. |
| IHttpNegotiate | This interface is implemented by a client application to provide support for HTTP negotiations. |
| IHttpSecurity | This interface notifies a client application of authentication problems. |
| IMonikerProp | This interface provides access to the properties of a moniker. |
| IPersistMoniker | This interface provides methods that offer more control over the binding of persistent data. |
| IWindowForBindingUI | This interface allows clients of URL monikers to display information in the client's user interface when necessary. |
| IWinInetHttpInfo | This interface checks information on HTTP requests made through the underlying Win32 Internet functions. |
| IWinInetInfo | This interface retrieves option information used by the underlying Win32 Internet functions. |
See Also
URL Moniker Services Reference
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