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working to get data out of a Vendor's dll application: All I get in

return is 0 for each element. Anyone mind to point me in teh right direction?

Source Code Documentation;

XSOGetUserInfo
Prototype: XSO_CODE XSOGetUserInfo(USER_INFO * userInfo)
Arguments:
userInfo The current user info to return
Return Value:
XSO_OK
XSO_NOT_INITED
XSO_NOT_RESPONDING
XSO_INTERNAL_ERROR
Remarks:
Applications call this function after a successful call to XSOInit. This function will return the
user information for the current logged in TestApp user.
TestAppKeyID is a unique ID assigned to each TestApp badge. The application can use this ID
to associate with its own user record.
Applications can check the TestAppState to determine how it should grant or deny the access.
For example, if the TestApp State is in “Manual Override”, the application may want to ask the
user to provide an additional credential.



USER_INFO
typedef struct _USER_INFO
{
long TestAppKeyID;
char SystemAccountName[MAX_NAME_LEN];
char PersonalName[MAX_NAME_LEN];
XSO_STATE TestAppState;
} USER_INFO;

TestAppKeyID This is the unique ID transmitted by, and printed on the
TestApp badge (a.k.a. Key).
SystemAccountName This is the operating system account name for the current
logged in user.
PersonalName This is the TestApp user’s personal name.
TestAppState This is the current TestApp system state. See XSO_STATE
for more detail.

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$p = DllStructCreate("long TestAppKeyID;char SystemAccountName[126];char PersonalName[126];XSO_STATE TestAppState")
DllStructSetData($p, "userInfo", DllStructGetSize($p))
;make the DllCall
$dll = DllOpen("XSO.DLL")
$ret = DllCall($dll,"int","XSOGetUserInfo","ptr",DllStructGetPtr($p))
if Not $ret[0] Then
    MsgBox(0,"DllCall Error","DllCall Failed")
    exit
EndIf
;get the returned values
$TestAppID      = DllStructGetData($p,"TestAppKeyID")
$TestAppUser      = DllStructGetData($p,"SystemAccountName")
$PersonalName      = DllStructGetData($p,"PersonalName")
$TestAppState   = DllStructGetData($p,"TestAppState")

;free the struct
$p =0
msgbox(0,"","TestApp ID: " & $TestAppID & @CRLF & _
            "TestAppUser: " & $TestAppUser & @CRLF & _
            "PersonalName: " & $PersonalName & @CRLF & _
            "TestAppState: " & $TestAppState)

DllClose($dll)
Exit
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You might have to use cdecl calling convention (see DllCall help).

Now, what type is XSO_STATE for DllCall ???

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answer for 1st question:

/*  WSS API Version  */
#define WSSAPI_VERSION_MAJOR       4
#define WSSAPI_VERSION_MINOR       1


#ifdef _WSS_EXPT
  #define WSS_DECL  __declspec(dllexport)
#else
  #define WSS_DECL
#endif

#define MAX_NAME_LEN  256

/*  API Return Code  */

/* User Info */
typedef struct _USER_INFO
{
  long XyLocKeyID;                        /*  Current XyLoc User's Wireless Key ID  */
  char SystemAccountName[MAX_NAME_LEN];   /*  Current XyLoc User's System Account Name  */
  char PersonalName[MAX_NAME_LEN];        /*  Current XyLoc User's Personal Name   */
  WSS_STATE  XyLocState;                  /*  Current XyLoc State  */
} USER_INFO;
Other maybe helpful:

/**************************** FUNCTION PROROTYPES ***************************/

WSS_CODE WINAPI WSSInit(int verMajor, int verMinor);
WSS_CODE WINAPI WSSTerminate(void);
WSS_CODE WINAPI WSSRegisterEventHandler(WSSEventHandler pfnEventHandler);
WSS_CODE WINAPI WSSRemoveEventHandler(void);
WSS_CODE WINAPI WSSGetUserInfo(USER_INFO * userInfo);
WSS_CODE WINAPI WSSReadParam(long idApplication, long idKey, char * param, int * len);
WSS_CODE WINAPI WSSWriteParam(long idApplication, long idKey, const char * param, int len);
WSS_CODE WINAPI WSSGetAmbientBadges(BADGES  **pListofIDs);
void     WINAPI WSSDelete(void * pBuffer);
void     WINAPI WSSDeleteBadges(BADGES * pBuffer);
WSS_CODE WINAPI WSSReadParamOffline(long idApplication, long idKey, char * param, int * len);
WSS_CODE WINAPI WSSWriteParamOffline(long idApplication, long idKey, const char * param, int len);
WSS_CODE WINAPI WSSRegisterWindowHandler(long hwndCallback, long msgNum);
WSS_CODE WINAPI WSSRemoveWindowHandler(void);
WSS_CODE WINAPI WSSXyLocAuthenticate(char * username, char * password);

Not much to give me any clues:

$p = DllStructCreate("long XyLocKeyID ; char SystemAccountName[256] ; char PersonalName[256] ; char WSS_STATE")
DllStructSetData($p, "userInfo", DllStructGetSize($p))
;make the DllCall
$dll = DllOpen("ETWSS.DLL")
if @error Then ConsoleWrite("Open Dll Error:"&@error&@CRLF)
$XylocStart = DllCall($dll,"int:cdecl","WSSInit","int:cdecl","4","int:cdecl","1")
if @error Then ConsoleWrite("Call Dll Error:"&@error&@CRLF)
ConsoleWrite("Start ETWSS.dll: "&$XylocStart&@CRLF)
$ret = DllCall($dll,"int","WSSGetUserInfo","int",DllStructGetPtr($p))
if @error Then ConsoleWrite("Get User Info Error:"&@error&@CRLF)
if Not $ret[0] Then
   ConsoleWrite("DllCall Error")
    exit
EndIf
;get the returned values
$XylocID      = DllStructGetData($p,"XyLocKeyID")
$XylocUser      = DllStructGetData($p,"SystemAccountName")
$PersonalName      = DllStructGetData($p,"PersonalName")
$XylocState   = DllStructGetData($p,"XyLocState")

;free the struct
$p =0
ConsoleWrite("Xyloc ID: " & $XylocID & @CRLF)
ConsoleWrite("XylocUser: " & $XylocUser & @CRLF)
ConsoleWrite("PersonalName: " & $PersonalName & @CRLF)
ConsoleWrite("XylocState: " & $XylocState&@CRLF)
DllCall("ETWSS.DLL","int","WSSTerminate")
DllClose($dll)
Exit

console said the following:

Call Dll Error:1 -->@error: 1 unable to use the DLL file

Start ETWSS.dll: 0

Xyloc ID: 0

XylocUser: 0

PersonalName: 0

XylocState: 0

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Your system is 64 bit?

Anyway, check for correct bitness. If the dll is 32 bit then run 32 bit AutoIt.

I guess I do nto understand you response. Window XP 32-bit with Autoit 32-bit

just to provide results

Initialize Dll Error:1

Starting ETWSS.dll: 0

OS Arch:X86

Xyloc ID: 0

XylocUser: 0

PersonalName: 0

XylocState: 0

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Really? How come? Is it grammatically incorrect?

ok,

I have comfirmed everything is 32-bit, any ideas? is it possible

the dllopen and the initialization dll requiremetn is conflicting in some way?

$dll = DllOpen("ETWSS.DLL")

if @error Then ConsoleWrite("Open Dll Error:"&@error&@CRLF)

$XylocStart = DllCall("ETWSS.DLL","int:cdecl","WSSInit","int 4","int 1")

if @error Then ConsoleWrite("Initialize Dll Error:"&@error&@CRLF)

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ok,

I have comfirmed everything is 32-bit, any ideas? is it possible

the dllopen and the initialization dll requiremetn is conflicting in some way?

$dll = DllOpen("ETWSS.DLL")

if @error Then ConsoleWrite("Open Dll Error:"&@error&@CRLF)

$XylocStart = DllCall("ETWSS.DLL","int:cdecl","WSSInit","int 4","int 1")

if @error Then ConsoleWrite("Initialize Dll Error:"&@error&@CRLF)

What's console output with this:

$dll = DllOpen("ETWSS.DLL")
ConsoleWrite($dll & @CRLF)

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Hi,

Try something like

Global $h_ETWSSDLL
Global $XylocStart

;make the DllCall
$h_ETWSSDLL = DllOpen("ETWSS.DLL")
If $h_ETWSSDLL = -1 Then 
    ConsoleWrite("OpenDll Failed: " & $h_ETWSSDLL & @LF)
    Exit
EndIf


; call the dll to initiate
$XylocStart = DllCall($h_ETWSSDLL, "int:cdecl", "WSSInit", "int", 4, "int", 1)
If @error Then 
    ConsoleWrite("AutoIt DllCall Error: " & @error & @LF)
    Exit
EndIf


ConsoleWrite("WSSInit Return: " & $XylocStart[0] & @CRLF)

Cheers

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Hi,

Try something like

Global $h_ETWSSDLL
Global $XylocStart

;make the DllCall
$h_ETWSSDLL = DllOpen("ETWSS.DLL")
If $h_ETWSSDLL = -1 Then 
    ConsoleWrite("OpenDll Failed: " & $h_ETWSSDLL & @LF)
    Exit
EndIf


; call the dll to initiate
$XylocStart = DllCall($h_ETWSSDLL, "int:cdecl", "WSSInit", "int", 4, "int", 1)
If @error Then 
    ConsoleWrite("AutoIt DllCall Error: " & @error & @LF)
    Exit
EndIf


ConsoleWrite("WSSInit Return: " & $XylocStart[0] & @CRLF)

Cheers

It just exited nothing was written to console

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I modified the code a bit and got the following witht eh following code:

#include<array.au3>

Global $h_ETWSSDLL
Global $XylocStart

;make the DllCall
$h_ETWSSDLL = DllOpen("ETWSS.DLL")
If $h_ETWSSDLL = -1 Then
    ConsoleWrite("OpenDll Failed: " & $h_ETWSSDLL & @LF)
    Exit
EndIf


; call the dll to initiate
$XylocStart = DllCall($h_ETWSSDLL, "int", "WSSInit", "int",4,"int",1)
If @error Then
    ConsoleWrite("AutoIt DllCall Error: " & @error & @LF)
    Exit
EndIf

_ArrayDisplay($XylocStart,"Data")
ConsoleWrite("WSSInit Return: " & $XylocStart[0] & @CRLF)

It displayed an array

[0] 0

[1] 4

[2] 1

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so far I have found 2 functions that work

WSSInit(int verMajor, int verMinor);

converts successfully to:

DllCall($h_ETWSSDLL, "int", "WSSInit", "int",4,"int",1)

as long as the 4 and 1 are present the dll return 0 if I make them something else it response with -1 (version mismatch)

WSSTerminate(void); to

DllCall($h_ETWSSDLL, "int","WSSTerminate")

I just do not know how to convert the following

WSSGetUserInfo(USER_INFO * userInfo) to the Dllcall function

DllCall($h_ETWSSDLL,"???","WSSGetAmbientBadges","???","SystemAccountName")

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You're supposed to conform to the function prototype. The parameter it expects clearly is a pointer to a structure, not a long.

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I think I understand what you are saying, Once we have the ptr of the value then I guess we ask for the value?

I guess I really hunting for a good example, I kinda lost int eh next step

$p = DllStructCreate("long XyLocKeyID;char SystemAccountName;char PersonalName")

DllStructSetData($p, "userInfo", DllStructGetSize($p))

$AddrPtr = DllCall($h_ETWSSDLL,"int","WSSGetUserInfo","ptr",DllStructGetPtr($p))

DllStructCreate ( "USER_INFO" ,$AddrPtr)

DllStructGetData($AddrPtr,1)
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well I think I getting the pointer with this code, but once the array displays the Autoit crashes

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#include<array.au3>

Global $h_ETWSSDLL
Global $XylocStart
$p = DllStructCreate("long XyLocKeyID;char SystemAccountName;char PersonalName")
DllStructSetData($p, "userInfo", DllStructGetSize($p))

;make the DllCall
$h_ETWSSDLL = DllOpen("ETWSS.DLL")
If $h_ETWSSDLL = -1 Then
    ConsoleWrite("OpenDll Failed: " & $h_ETWSSDLL & @LF)
    Exit
EndIf


; call the dll to initiate
$XylocStart = DllCall($h_ETWSSDLL, "int", "WSSInit", "int",4,"int",1)
ConsoleWrite("Starting ETWSS.dll: "&$XylocStart&@CRLF)
$ret = DllCall($h_ETWSSDLL,"int","WSSGetUserInfo","ptr",DllStructGetPtr($p))

if @error Then ConsoleWrite("Get User Info Error:"&@error&@CRLF)
_ArrayDisplay($ret) <---- Autoit
if Not $ret[0] Then
   ConsoleWrite("DllCall Error"&@CRLF)
    exit
EndIf
;get the returned values
$XylocID      = DllStructGetData($p,"XyLocKeyID")
$XylocUser      = DllStructGetData($p,"SystemAccountName")
$PersonalName      = DllStructGetData($p,"PersonalName")


;free the struct
$p =0
ConsoleWrite("OS Arch:"&@OSArch&@CRLF)
ConsoleWrite("Xyloc ID: " & $XylocID & @CRLF)
ConsoleWrite("XylocUser: " & $XylocUser & @CRLF)
ConsoleWrite("PersonalName: " & $PersonalName & @CRLF)
DllCall($h_ETWSSDLL,"int","WSSTerminate")
DllClose($h_ETWSSDLL)

Exit
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Sorry for delay, I keep being distracted elsewhere!

Try this:

#include<array.au3>

#cs
; probably WSS_CODE return values ???  If so, should be equated to clean constants
XSO_OK
XSO_NOT_INITED
XSO_NOT_RESPONDING
XSO_INTERNAL_ERROR

USER_INFO
typedef struct _USER_INFO
{
long TestAppKeyID;
char SystemAccountName[MAX_NAME_LEN];
char PersonalName[MAX_NAME_LEN];
XSO_STATE TestAppState;
} USER_INFO;
#ce


;; NOTE: you need to fetch precise information as to what XSO_STATE is.
;; It is probably another structure but without more knowledge we are on thin ice.
;; for now, let's say it's a 2048-byte area.  Maybe it's enough to hold what's going to be written there, but maybe not!
Global $h_ETWSSDLL
Global $XylocStart
$p = DllStructCreate("long XyLocKeyID; char SystemAccountName[126]; char PersonalName[126]; byte AppState[2048]")
;~ DllStructSetData($p, "userInfo", DllStructGetSize($p)) ;; doesn't make sense: which member is "userInfo"?

;make the DllCall
$h_ETWSSDLL = DllOpen("ETWSS.DLL")
If $h_ETWSSDLL = -1 Then
    ConsoleWrite("OpenDll Failed: " & $h_ETWSSDLL & @LF)
    Exit
EndIf


; call the dll to initiate
$XylocStart = DllCall($h_ETWSSDLL, "int", "WSSInit", "int", 4, "int", 1)
ConsoleWrite("Starting ETWSS.dll: " & $XylocStart & @CRLF)
$ret = DllCall($h_ETWSSDLL, "int", "WSSGetUserInfo", "ptr", DllStructGetPtr($p))

if @error Then ConsoleWrite("Get User Info Error:" & @error & @CRLF)
_ArrayDisplay($ret)
if Not $ret[0] Then
   ConsoleWrite("DllCall Error" & @CRLF)
    exit
EndIf
;get the returned values
$XylocID = DllStructGetData($p, "XyLocKeyID")
$XylocUser = DllStructGetData($p, "SystemAccountName")
$PersonalName = DllStructGetData($p, "PersonalName")
$AppState = DllStructGetData($p, "AppState")

;free the struct
$p = 0
ConsoleWrite("OS Arch:" & @OSArch & @CRLF)
ConsoleWrite("Xyloc ID: " & $XylocID & @CRLF)
ConsoleWrite("XylocUser: " & $XylocUser & @CRLF)
ConsoleWrite("PersonalName: " & $PersonalName & @CRLF)
; need to have info on AppState to display meaningful data

DllCall($h_ETWSSDLL, "int", "WSSTerminate")
DllClose($h_ETWSSDLL)

And try to gather information about the unkown type XSO_STATE

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thanks for your help here is the source code if it helps:

#ifndef __ETWSSAPI_H_
#define __ETWSSAPI_H_

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif

/*  WSS API Version  */
#define WSSAPI_VERSION_MAJOR       4
#define WSSAPI_VERSION_MINOR       1


#ifdef _WSS_EXPT
  #define WSS_DECL  __declspec(dllexport)
#else
  #define WSS_DECL
#endif

#define MAX_NAME_LEN  256

/*  API Return Code  */
typedef enum WSS_CODE
{
  WSS_OK = 0,                     /*  WSS API no error  */
  WSS_VERSION_MISMATCH = -1,  /*  WSS API version mismatch  */
  WSS_NOT_INITED = -2,        /*  WSS API has not been initialized  */
  WSS_NOT_AVAILABLE = -3,     /*  XyLoc Service is not available  */
  WSS_NOT_RESPONDING = -4,    /*  XyLoc Service is not responding  */
  WSS_INTERNAL_ERROR = -5,    /*  WSS API internal error  */
  WSS_STORE_NOT_OPEN = -6,    /*  Cannot open param store */
  WSS_STORE_ERROR_READ = -7,  /*  Cannot read from store */
  WSS_STORE_ERROR_WRITE = -8, /*  Cannot write to store */
  WSS_PARAM_NOT_FOUND = -9,   /*  User-defined param not found */
  WSS_PARAM_NOT_ENOUGH_SPACE = -10,  /*  Not enough space on user-defined param buffer */
  WSS_PARAM_BUFFER_OVERFLOW = -11,   /*  Param buffer overflow*/
  WSS_AUTH_FAIL = -12,        /* XyLoc user authentication fail */
} WSS_CODE;

/*  Wireless Security Event  */
typedef enum WSS_EVENT
{
  WSS_EVENT_UNLOCK = 0,     /*  Wireless Security Unlock  */
  WSS_EVENT_LOCK,           /*  Wireless Security Lock  */
} WSS_EVENT;

typedef enum WSS_EVENT_TRIGGER
{
  WSS_UNKNOWN_TRIGGER = 0,    /*  Unknown Trigger  */
  WSS_KEY_SIGNAL_STRENGTH,    /*  XyLoc key signal strength is out of unlock range  */
  WSS_KEY_TIMEOUT,            /*  XyLoc does not receive key signal within time limit  */
  WSS_LOCK_NOT_FOUND,         /*  XyLoc lock is not found  */
  WSS_MANUAL_LOCK,            /*  User manual lock the PC  */
  WSS_KEY_TURN_OFF,           /*  User turned off the key  */
  WSS_AUTHENTICATION_FAILED,  /*  XyLoc Security Server authentication failed  */
  WSS_PWDOVERRIDE_TIMEOUT,    /*  Password override grace period timeout  */
  WSS_STATIONARY_KEY_TIMEOUT, /*  Stationary key timeout  */
  WSS_KEY_PRESENT,            /*  XyLoc Key is present  */
  WSS_MANUAL_OVERRIDE,        /*  Manual password override */
} WSS_EVENT_TRIGGER;

typedef enum WSS_STATE
{
  WSS_UNKNOWN_STATE = 0,  /*  Unknown State  */
  WSS_LOCKED,             /*  PC is locked  */
  WSS_UNLOCKED,           /*  PC is unlocked by XyLoc Key  */
  WSS_OVERRIDE,           /*  PC is unlocked by user manual override  */
} WSS_STATE;

/* User Info */
typedef struct _USER_INFO
{
  long XyLocKeyID;                        /*  Current XyLoc User's Wireless Key ID  */
  char SystemAccountName[MAX_NAME_LEN];   /*  Current XyLoc User's System Account Name  */
  char PersonalName[MAX_NAME_LEN];        /*  Current XyLoc User's Personal Name   */
  WSS_STATE  XyLocState;                  /*  Current XyLoc State  */
} USER_INFO;

typedef struct _BADGES
{
  int   count;           /*  number of badges */
  long *ListofIDs;      /*  Array/list of IDS */
} BADGES;



/*  Prototype for event handler callback function  */
typedef void (WINAPI *WSSEventHandler)(WSS_EVENT, WSS_EVENT_TRIGGER);

typedef WSS_CODE (WINAPI *PFNWSSINIT)(int, int);
typedef WSS_CODE (WINAPI *PFNWSSTERMINATE)(void);
typedef WSS_CODE (WINAPI *PFNWSSREGISTEREVENTHANDLER)(WSSEventHandler);
typedef WSS_CODE (WINAPI *PFNWSSREMOVEEVENTHANDLER)(void);
typedef WSS_CODE (WINAPI *PFNWSSGetID)(long * id);
typedef WSS_CODE (WINAPI *PFNWSSREADPARAM)(long, long, char *, int *);
typedef WSS_CODE (WINAPI *PFNWSSWRITEPARAM)(long, long, const char *, int);
typedef WSS_CODE (WINAPI *PFNWSSREADPARAMOFFLINE)(long, long, char *, int *);
typedef WSS_CODE (WINAPI *PFNWSSWRITEPARAMOFFLINE)(long, long, const char *, int);
typedef WSS_CODE (WINAPI *PFNWSSREGISTERWINDOWHANDLER)(long, long);
typedef WSS_CODE (WINAPI *PFNWSSREMOVEWINDOWHANDLER)(void);
typedef WSS_CODE (WINAPI *PFNWSSXYLOCAUTHENTICATE)(char *, char *);

/**************************** FUNCTION PROROTYPES ***************************/

WSS_CODE WINAPI WSSInit(int verMajor, int verMinor);
WSS_CODE WINAPI WSSTerminate(void);
WSS_CODE WINAPI WSSRegisterEventHandler(WSSEventHandler pfnEventHandler);
WSS_CODE WINAPI WSSRemoveEventHandler(void);
WSS_CODE WINAPI WSSGetUserInfo(USER_INFO * userInfo);
WSS_CODE WINAPI WSSReadParam(long idApplication, long idKey, char * param, int * len);
WSS_CODE WINAPI WSSWriteParam(long idApplication, long idKey, const char * param, int len);
WSS_CODE WINAPI WSSGetAmbientBadges(BADGES  **pListofIDs);
void     WINAPI WSSDelete(void * pBuffer);
void     WINAPI WSSDeleteBadges(BADGES * pBuffer);
WSS_CODE WINAPI WSSReadParamOffline(long idApplication, long idKey, char * param, int * len);
WSS_CODE WINAPI WSSWriteParamOffline(long idApplication, long idKey, const char * param, int len);
WSS_CODE WINAPI WSSRegisterWindowHandler(long hwndCallback, long msgNum);
WSS_CODE WINAPI WSSRemoveWindowHandler(void);
WSS_CODE WINAPI WSSXyLocAuthenticate(char * username, char * password);

#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif

#endif // __ETWSSAPI_H_
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From the SDK Read me

4.3 WSSGetUserInfo

Prototype: WSS_CODE WSSGetUserInfo(USER_INFO * userInfo)

Arguments:

userInfo The current user info to return

Return Value:

WSS_OK

WSS_NOT_INITED

WSS_NOT_RESPONDING

WSS_INTERNAL_ERROR

Remarks:

Applications call this function after a successful call to WSSInit. This function will return the

user information for the current logged in XyLoc user.

XyLocKeyID is a unique ID assigned to each XyLoc badge. The application can use this ID

to associate with its own user record.

Applications can check the XyLocState to determine how it should grant or deny the access.

For example, if the XyLoc State is in “Manual Override”, the application may want to ask the

user to provide an additional credential.

3 API Data

A C language header file called ETWSSAPI.h contains all function prototypes, error codes and

data definitions that are described below.

3.1 USER_INFO

typedef struct _USER_INFO

{

long XyLocKeyID;

char SystemAccountName[MAX_NAME_LEN];

char PersonalName[MAX_NAME_LEN];

WSS_STATE XyLocState;

} USER_INFO;

XyLocKeyID This is the unique ID transmitted by, and printed on the

XyLoc badge (a.k.a. Key).

SystemAccountName This is the operating system account name for the current

logged in user.

PersonalName This is the XyLoc user’s personal name.

XyLocState This is the current XyLoc system state. See WSS_STATE

for more detail.

3.5 WSS_STATE

typedef enum WSS_STATE

{

WSS_UNKNOWN_STATE = 0,

WSS_LOCKED,

WSS_UNLOCKED,

WSS_OVERRIDE,

} WSS_STATE;

WSS_UNKNOWN_STATE Unknown State

WSS_LOCKED PC is locked

WSS_UNLOCKED PC is unlocked by XyLoc Key

WSS_OVERRIDE PC is unlocked by user manual override

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