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Win32 Internet API Structures


The following section describes the Win32® Internet function data structures and their uses.

GOPHER_ATTRIBUTE_TYPE Contains the relevant information of a single Gopher attribute for an object.
GOPHER_FIND_DATA Contains information retrieved by the GopherFindFirstFile and InternetFindNextFile functions.
HTTP_VERSION_INFO Contains the global HTTP version.
INTERNET_ASYNC_RESULT Contains the result of a call to an asynchronous function. This structure is used with INTERNET_STATUS_CALLBACK.
INTERNET_AUTH_NOTIFY_DATA Contains the notification data for an authentication request.
INTERNET_BUFFERS Contains both the data and header information.
INTERNET_CACHE_ENTRY_INFO Contains information about an entry in the Internet cache.
INTERNET_CACHE_GROUP_INFO Contains the information for a particular cache group.
INTERNET_CACHE_TIMESTAMPS Contains the LastModified and Expire times for a resource stored in the Internet cache.
INTERNET_CERTIFICATE_INFO Contains certificate information returned from the server. This structure is used by the InternetQueryOption function.
INTERNET_CONNECTED_INFO Contains the information to set the global online/offline state.
INTERNET_PER_CONN_OPTION Contains the value of an option
INTERNET_PER_CONN_OPTION_LIST Contains the list of options for a particular Internet connection.
INTERNET_PROXY_INFO Contains information that is supplied with the INTERNET_OPTION_PROXY value to get or set proxy information on a handle obtained from a call to the InternetOpen function.
INTERNET_VERSION_INFO Contains the HTTP version number of the server. This structure is used when passing the INTERNET_OPTION_VERSION flag to the InternetQueryOption function.
URL_COMPONENTS Contains the constituent parts of a URL. This structure is used with the InternetCrackUrl and InternetCreateUrl functions.


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