WpCreateSiteEx Function

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Creates a new site in the registry, using a user name and password, and returns a pointer to the service provider interface.

Syntax

DWORD WpCreateSiteEx(
    LPTSTR szSiteName,
    LPTSTR szSiteLocalBaseDir,
    LPTSTR szSiteURL,
    LPTSTR szProviderCLSID,
    LPTSTR szUsername,
    LPSTR szPassword,
    DWORD dwFlags,
    Iunknown **ppSPI,
    DWORD *pdwCharSet
);

Parameters

szSiteName

Posting site name.

szSiteLocalBaseDir

Optional. Local base directory for the site. If NULL, then the local base directory feature is not used for the site.

szSiteURL

Posting site URL.

szProviderCLSID

Optional. CLSID as string, of the provider that will handle this site. If NULL, then this method will search for a posting information (postinfo) file or attempt to autobind to an appropriate provider.

szUsername

Optional. The user name to use when logging onto the remote servers. If NULL or incorrect, the user is prompted to supply a user name and password.

szPassword

Optional. The password to use when logging onto the remote servers. If NULL or incorrect, the user is prompted to supply a user name and password.

dwFlags

Optional. Action flags. Possible values are shown in the following list.

WPF_USE_PROVIDER_PASSED

If WpCreateSite has been called and returned WEBPOST_ERROR_PROV_NOT_IN_POSTINFO, use this flag to have WpCreateSiteEx use the provider specified in szProviderCLSID even if there is a postinfo file and it does not list this provider.

**ppSPI

Optional. If WpCreateSiteExreturns successfully, *pSPI should point to a IWPSiteA, IWPSiteW, or IWPProvider interface.

Return Value

Returns one of the following values:

NO_ERROR	Successful.
E_INVALIDARG	One of the arguments is invalid.
E_OUTOFMEMORY	Not enough memory to create a new site in the registry.
WEBPOST_ERROR_AUTOBIND_FAILED	The Web Publishing API was unable to automatically determine which service provider to use for this site.
WEBPOST_ERROR_CREATE_SITE	An error occurred while the Web Publishing API was creating the requested site.
WEBPOST_ERROR_EXTENDED_ERROR	A Web Publishing extended error occurred. This means that the API received an error code that the API client may not be able to translate, so the API performed the translation and cached the error message for retrieval on a call to the WpGetErrorString method.
WEBPOST_ERROR_INIT_FAILED	An error occurred while attempting to initialize the Web Publishing API DLL.
WEBPOST_ERROR_INVALID_POSTINFO	Informational (nonfailure) result indicating that the postinfo file found on the server during site creation could not be parsed correctly. This error is only returned if the site creation is otherwise successful.
WEBPOST_ERROR_NO_EXT_ERROR_INFO	An extended error occurred in the Web Publishing API, but the error message could not be retrieved.
WEBPOST_ERROR_NO_POSTINFO	Informational (nonfailure) result indicating that the postinfo file could not be retrieved during a site creation. This error is only returned if the site creation is otherwise successful.
WEBPOST_ERROR_POSTINFO_REQUIRED	This service provider requires a postinfo file on the server, and none could be found.
WEBPOST_ERROR_PROV_DLL	The Web Publishing API could not load the DLL for one of its service providers.
WEBPOST_ERROR_PROV_EP	The Web Publishing API could not locate a required entry point in one of its service providers.
WEBPOST_ERROR_SITE_EXISTS	The Web Publishing API could not create the requested site because a site with the same name already exists.

Example

The following example creates a new site in the registry, using a user name and password, and returns a pointer to the service provider interface.

{
    HRESULT hResult = NOERROR;
    IUnknown *pUnkSPI = NULL;
    DWORD dwCharSet;

    hResult = WpCreateSiteEx(
        "site1",
        NULL,
        "http://site1",
        NULL,
        "CRSadmin",
        "ptmyhygmn",
        NULL,
        0,
        pUnkSPI,
        &dwCharSet
    );
}

Function Information

Windows NT	Use version 4.0 and later
Windows	Use Windows 95 and later
Header	Declared in Wpapi.h
Import Library	Link with WebPost.lib
Minimum availability	Internet Explorer 4.0