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The following table shows the asynchronous pluggable protocols interfaces with a description of the purpose of each.
| Programming element | Description |
|---|---|
| IInternet | This interface allows client programs to determine if asynchronous pluggable protocols are supported. |
| IInternetBindInfo | This interface is implemented by the system and provides data that the protocol might need to bind successfully. |
| IInternetPriority | This interface provides an application with a way to set the priority of the requests being sent to a pluggable protocol handler. |
| IInternetProtocol | This is the main interface exposed by an asynchronous pluggable protocol. |
| IInternetProtocolInfo | This interface provides information about the URL being handled by the protocol handler. |
| IInternetProtocolRoot | This interface is used to control the operation of an asynchronous pluggable protocol handler. |
| IInternetProtocolSink | This interface receives the reports and binding data from the asynchronous pluggable protocol. |
| IInternetProtocolSinkStackable | This interface allows a pluggable MIME filter to be added to an existing filter at run time. |
| IInternetSession | This interface is implemented by the client application to create temporary pluggable protocol handlers. |
See Also
Asynchronous Pluggable Protocols Reference
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