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CRemoteData object
Get and Set methods
Use this object to modify remote object data.
The following methods are used to get and set properties of the CRemoteData
object.
The computer name is the name of the pcAnywhere host computer to be called
when the remote object is launched.
BSTR GetComputerName();
void SetComputerName(LPCTSTR lpszNewValue);
The phone number is the number to dial to establish a modem connection to a
pcAnywhere host computer.
BSTR GetPhoneNumber();
void SetPhoneNumber(LPCTSTR lpszNewValue);
Indicates whether TAPI dialing properties should be used (location information)
(TRUE) or whether the phone number string should be used exactly as it appears
(FALSE).
BOOL GetUseDialingProperties();
void SetUseDialingProperties(BOOL bNewValue);
If dialing properties are to be used, this is the area code of the number to be
called.
BSTR GetAreaCode();
void SetAreaCode(LPCTSTR lpszNewValue);
If dialing properties are to be used, this is the country code of the number to be
called.
BSTR GetCountryCode();
void SetCountryCode(LPCTSTR lpszNewValue);
The number of times to retry dialing this number if the call fails.
short GetRedialCount();
void SetRedialCount(short nNewValue);
The time to wait (in seconds) between redial attempts.
short GetRedialDelay();
void SetRedialDelay(short nNewValue);
The login name to be sent to the host when a connection is made. If this is left
empty, the user is prompted for a login name on connection.
Visual C++ object definitions
CRemoteData object
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