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This method returns a new handle to the first object in a specified folder, if there is any.
Syntax
HRESULT FindFirstItem( HREPLFLD hFolder, HREPLITEM* phItem, BOOL* pfExist ); |
Parameters
- hFolder
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[in] Handler to a folder.
- phItem
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[out] Pointer to a handle to the first object in the folder.
- pfExist
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[out] Pointer to a Boolean value that is set TRUE if there is an object in the folder.
Return Value
The following table describes the return values for this function.
Value | Description |
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E_FAIL |
There are problems with the enumeration. Replication should ignore the folder. |
NOERROR |
A new HREPLITEMwas created for the first object in the folder and its pointer has been returned. |
Remarks
FindFirstItemworks with FindNextItemand FindItemCloseto enumerate all items in a specified folder. FindFirstItemand FindNextItemare the only methods in IReplStorethat can create HREPLITEMfor the items. All HREPLITEMstructures passed by the ActiveSync manager are guaranteed to be originally created from these two methods.
It is possible that, before FindItemCloseis called, a different thread calls methods like DeleteObjectthat write to the store. Therefore, it is important for the ActiveSync service provider to have thread synchronization between this method and the methods that write to the store. A typical ActiveSync service provider would use critical section to make sure that, during the time between calls to FindFirstItemand FindItemClose, no write to the store is permitted.
Requirements
Header | cesync.h |
Library | coredll.lib |
Windows Embedded CE | Windows CE 2.0 and later |
Windows Mobile | Windows Mobile Version 5.0 and later |