Add Method of the IFPCNetworkTemplates Interface

Syntax

HRESULT Add(
  [in]   BSTR Name,
  [in]   BSTR XMLName,
  [in]   BSTR SmallBMPName,
  [in]   BSTR MediumBMPName,
  [in]   BSTR LargeBMPName,
  [out]  IFPCNetworkTemplate** ppNewNetworkTemplate
);

Parameters

Name

BSTR that specifies the name of the new network template.

XMLName

BSTR that specifies the name of the XML file for the new network template. The XML file specifies the network configuration and policies that will be defined in the new network template.

SmallBMPName

BSTR that specifies the name of the small .bmp file for the new network template.

MediumBMPName

BSTR that specifies the name of the medium .bmp file for the new network template.

LargeBMPName

BSTR that specifies the name of the large .bmp file for the new network template.

ppNewNetworkTemplate

Address of an interface pointer that on return points to the new IFPCNetworkTemplate interface added.

Return Value

This method can return one of the following:

• S_OK, indicating that the operation succeeded.
• An error code, indicating that the operation failed. In this case, the [out] parameter returned is a null object.

Syntax

Function Add( _
  ByVal Name As String, _
  ByVal XMLName As String, _
  ByVal SmallBMPName As String, _
  ByVal MediumBMPName As String, _
  ByVal LargeBMPName As String _
) As FPCNetworkTemplate

Parameters

Name

String that specifies the name of the new network template.

XMLName

String that specifies the name of the XML file for the new network template. The XML file specifies the network configuration and policies that will be defined in the new network template.

SmallBMPName

String that specifies the name of the small .bmp file for the new network template.

MediumBMPName

String that specifies the name of the medium .bmp file for the new network template.

LargeBMPName

String that specifies the name of the large .bmp file for the new network template.

Return Value

This method returns a reference to the FPCNetworkTemplate object added if the call is successful. Otherwise, an error is raised that can be intercepted by using an error handler.