This function loads an image from the Internet into memory and returns to you a HIGEAR handle to it.
Declaration:
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AT_ERRCOUNT ACCUAPI IG_load_internet_ex(
const LPCHAR HostName,
const LPCHAR URLPath,
const LPCHAR UserName,
const LPCHAR Password,
const LONG nServerPort,
DWORD dwService,
DWORD dwAccessType,
const LPCHAR lpszProxyName,
const LPCHAR lpszProxyBypass,
DWORD dwFlags,
LPHIGEAR lphIGear
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Arguments:
Name |
Type |
Description |
HostName |
const LPCHAR |
Set to the name of Internet host, for example "www.accusoft.com". |
URLPath |
const LPCHAR |
Set to the URL path to the desired file, such as "/images/image1.bmp". In general, this is a path to necessary file on the given host. |
UserName |
const LPCHAR |
Set to the proper user name to logon. |
Password |
const LPCHAR |
Give the proper password to logon. |
nServerPort |
const LONG |
Set to the number of the Internet port. Use one of the settings from parameter 3 of the Win32 function InternetConnect. |
dwService |
DWORD |
Set to one of the following values: INTERNET_SERVICE_FTP for FTP service, INTERNET_SERVICE_GOPHER for Gopher service, or INTERNET_SERVICE_HTTP for HTTP service. |
dwAccessType |
DWORD |
The type of access that will be passed to InternetOpen function as the second parameter. For details see description of function InternetOpen from Microsoft Win32 Internet Function Reference. |
lpszProxyName |
const LPCHAR |
Proxy name for the third parameter of InternetOpen function. See the description of the InternetOpen function from Microsoft's Win32 Internet Function Reference. |
lpszProxyBypass |
const LPCHAR |
Bypass name for fourth parameter of InternetOpen function. See the description of the InternetOpen function from Microsoft's Win32 Internet Function Reference. |
dwFlags |
DWORD |
Flags for fifth parameter of InternetOpen function. See the description of the InternetOpen function from Microsoft's Win32 Internet Function Reference. |
lphIGear |
LPHIGEAR |
ImageGear returns you a HIGEAR handle to the newly loaded image. |
Return Value:
Returns 0 if successful. Otherwise, returns the number of ImageGear errors that occurred during this function call.
Supported Raster Image Formats:
All pixel formats supported by ImageGear for C and C++.
Sample:
None
Remarks:
This function does essentially the same thing as IG_load_file, except that it also lets you pass user/password, Server Port, Transfer Services and additional proxy information.