Using CSDialUp API 1.3
Requirements
- CSDialUp API 1.3 provides functionality for Windows operating system family ( Windows 9x, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 200x, Windows XP ).
- Your .NET CLR must be 1.1 or later.
- your Windows environment "PATH" settings must include path to cndialup.dll file
- or you should put cndialup.dll file to your application start up folder
- you should put csdialup.dll file to your application start up folder
- or you should put csdialup.dll file to the global assembly cache (GAC)
- [assembly: AssemblyTitle("csdialup")]
- [assembly: AssemblyVersion("1.3")]
- [assembly: AssemblyKeyFile("csdialup.snk")]
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The supplied cndialup.dll (unmanaged Windows .dll file) must be activated within your system. There are several ways to do it:
The csdialup.dll - managed .NET file, must be activated within your system too:
Assembly Info:
Usage principles
- CSDial class contains all the methods the user may need to work with Windows RAS, including creating, editing, deleting, renaming, dialing, hanging up, etc. of the specified RAS entries.
- Provide implementation of the Notify delegate in your application if you want to get callback notification about dialing process state, see CSDialSample.cs, SampleNotify method.
The Notify delegate has th following signature: public delegate void Notify( string entry, System.Int32 state, System.UInt32 error ), where
- entry - entry name
- state - connection state value
- error - error value, if not 0