• Standard Properties
  • Query Properties
  • Common Open Properties
  • [ms-wsp]: Windows Search Protocol Intellectual Property Rights Notice for Open Specifications Documentation




    Download 349,46 Kb.
    bet20/28
    Sana25.03.2020
    Hajmi349,46 Kb.
    #8793
    1   ...   16   17   18   19   20   21   22   23   ...   28

    Errors


    Windows Search Protocol (WSP) messages indicate success two ways:

    • A zero value (0x00000000).

    • An HRESULT success value, such as DB_S_ENDOFROWSET, in which the thirty-first bit is not set.

    Otherwise, WSP messages return a 32-bit error code that can either be an HRESULT or an NTSTATUS value (see section 1.8). If a buffer is too small to fit a result, a status code of STATUS_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES (0xC0000009A) MUST be returned, and the failing operation can be retried with a larger buffer.

    All other error values are treated the same; the error is considered fatal and reported to the higher-level caller. Future messages MAY be sent over the same pipe as if no error had occurred.<23>

    The following are common error codes:


    • E_OUTOFMEMORY (0x8007000e)

    • STATUS_INVALID_PARAMETER (0xc000000d)

    • STATUS_NO_MEMORY (0xc0000017)

    • STATUS_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES (0xc000009a)

    • CI_E_NOT_FOUND (0x80041815)

    • STATUS_INVALID_PARAMETER_MIX (0xc0000030)

    • ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER (0x57)

    • CI_E_TIMEOUT (0x8004181F)

    • E_ACCESSDENIED (0x80070005)

    • CI_E_BUFFERTOOSMALL (0x8004180c)

    Note  The HRESULT and NTSTATUS numbering spaces do not currently overlap—except with values of identical meaning. However, even if there are conflicts in the future, they would not cause protocol issues as long as the value for STATUS_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES remains unique, because all other error values are treated the same.
        1. Standard Properties


    Properties in the GSS are represented by the combination of a property set GUID and either a string property name or an integer property ID. For details, see CFullPropSpec.

    There are three classes of properties: database properties, query properties, and open properties. Database properties help control the indexing behavior and are as specified in section 2.2.1.31.1. Query properties can be used in a restriction and in some cases returned with every result. They are special because they are built into the GSS. Open properties are defined by individual applications. There is a typical set of common properties in use, but there is no requirement to use them.



    Properties are characterized by the parameters that follow.

    GUID and PropId: Together, these parameters establish the unique identifier for documents.

    isColumn: A boolean value set to TRUE if, and only if, the property can be returned as a requested property as specified in the ProjectionColumnsOffsets argument to a RunNewQuery Generic Search Service (GSS) abstract interface call.

    inInvertedIndex: A boolean value set to TRUE if, and only if, the property can be an argument to CContentRestriction within the RestrictionSet argument to a RunNewQuery GSS abstract interface call.

    columnIndexType: This parameter defines whether sorting, grouping, and filtering are allowed for this property, as defined in the SortOrders, Groupings, and Restrictions parameters of the RunNewQuery GSS abstract interface call. The columnIndexType parameter is a string set to one of the following:

    • No value: indicates that sorting, grouping and filtering over this property are possible.

    • NotIndexed: sorting, grouping, and filtering are not possible for this property.

    Type: This parameter indicates the data type used by this property.

    • Int32 – VT_I8

    • String - LPWSTR

    • Boolean – VT_BOOL

    • UInt16 – VT_UI2

    • UInt32 – VT_UI4

    • UInt64 – VT_UI8

    • Double – VT_R8

    • DateTime – VT_FILETIME.

    • Buffer – VT_BLOB_OBJECT

    • Byte – VT_UI1

    MaxSize: An unsigned integer indicating the maximum size, in bytes, that this property can have stored or retrieved by the Generic Search Service (GSS).

    VectorProperty: A boolean value that is TRUE if, and only if, this is a multiple-value property. For example, System.Author can have multiple values, one for each author of the document.

    Description: Describes the most common use for a property. The names of some properties are self-explanatory; when this is the case, the descriptions are omitted.

    useForTypeAhead: A Boolean value that is TRUE if and only if this is a property whose values are used as a source of completion suggestions.
          1. Query Properties


    Query Property Set

    1. #define QueryGuid \

    2. {0x49691c90,0x7e17,0x101a,0xa9,0x1c,0x08,0x00,0x2b,0x2e,0xcd,0xa9}

    Name/PropId

    Datatype

    Description

    RankVector

    0x00000002



    VT_UI4|VT_VECTOR

    The 0-1000 rank computed for each element when performing vector ranking.

    System.Search.Rank

    0x00000003



    VT_I4

    The rank 0-1000 computed for this item. How rank is computed is defined by the indexing process. Typically, content and proximity restrictions influence the rank, while other comparison operators do not.

    System.Search.HitCount

    0x00000004



    VT_I4

    The number of words found from the query.

    System.Search.EntryID

    0x00000005



    VT_I4

    A unique identifier for each result found.

    All

    0x00000006



    VT_LPWSTR

    Allows a content restriction over all textual properties. Cannot be retrieved.

    System.ItemURL

    0x00000009



    VT_LPWSTR

    Full virtual path to file, including file name.

    Storage Property Set

    1. #define StorageGuid \

    2. {0xb725f130,0x47ef,0x101a,0xa5,0xf1,0x02,0x60,0x8c,0x9e,0xeb,0xac}

    The friendly name is Contents, the PropId is 0x00000013, the data type is VT_LPWSTR, and it is the main contents of a file. Usually this property cannot be retrieved.
          1. Common Open Properties


    A GSS can allow querying and retrieval over any property. The tables below outline some properties typically used.

    Storage Property Set



    1. #define StorageGuid \

    2. {0xb725f130,0x47ef,0x101a,0xa5,0xf1,0x02,0x60,0x8c,0x9e,0xeb,0xac}

    Name/PropId

    Type

    Description

    System.ItemFolderNameDisplay

    0x00000002



    VT_LPWSTR

    The physical path to the file, not including the file name.

    ClassId

    0x00000003



    VT_CLSID

    The class ID of the object, for example, WordPerfect or Microsoft® Office Word.

    FileIndex

    0x00000008



    VT_UI8

    The unique ID of the file.

    USN

    0x00000009



    VT_I8

    The update sequence number. NTFS file system drives only.

    System.ItemNameDisplay

    0x0000000A



    VT_LPWSTR

    The name of the file.

    Path

    0x0000000B



    VT_LPWSTR

    The full physical path to the file, including the file name.

    System.Size

    0x0000000C



    VT_I8

    The size, in bytes, of the file.

    System.FileAttributes

    0x0000000D



    VT_UI4

    The file attributes. Documented in Win32 SDK.

    System.DateModified

    0x0000000E



    VT_FILETIME

    The last time the file was written.

    System.DateCreated

    0x0000000F



    VT_FILETIME

    The time the file was created.

    System.DateAccessed

    0x00000010



    VT_FILETIME

    The last time the file was accessed.

    AllocSize

    0x00000012



    VT_I8

    The size of the disk allocation for the file.

    ShortFilename

    0x00000014



    VT_LPWSTR

    The short (8.3) file name.

    The following table lists the attribute flag values for the Attrib property.

    Attribute/Value

    Description

    FILE_ATTRIBUTE_READONLY

    0x00000001



    The file or directory is read-only.

    Applications can read the file but cannot write to it or delete it.

    For a directory, applications cannot delete it.


    FILE_ATTRIBUTE_HIDDEN

    0x00000002



    The file or directory is hidden.

    It is not included in an ordinary directory listing.



    FILE_ATTRIBUTE_SYSTEM

    0x00000004



    The file or directory is part of the operating system, or is used exclusively by the operating system.

    FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY

    0x00000010



    The handle identifies a directory.

    FILE_ATTRIBUTE_ARCHIVE

    0x00000020



    The file or directory is an archive file.

    Applications use this attribute to mark files for backup or removal.



    FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL

    0x00000080



    The file or directory does not have another attribute set.

    This attribute is valid only if used alone.



    FILE_ATTRIBUTE_TEMPORARY

    0x00000100



    The file is being used for temporary storage.

    File systems avoid writing data back to mass storage if sufficient cache memory is available, because often the application deletes the temporary file shortly after the handle is closed. In that case, the system can entirely avoid writing the data. Otherwise, the data is written after the handle is closed.



    FILE_ATTRIBUTE_SPARSE_FILE

    0x00000200



    The file is a sparse file.

    FILE_ATTRIBUTE_REPARSE_POINT

    0x00000400



    The file or directory has an associated reparse point.

    FILE_ATTRIBUTE_COMPRESSED

    0x00000800



    The file or directory is compressed.

    For a file, this means that all the data in the file is compressed.

    For a directory, this means that compression is the default for newly created files and subdirectories.


    FILE_ATTRIBUTE_OFFLINE

    0x00001000



    The data of the file is not immediately available.

    This attribute indicates that the file data has been physically moved to offline storage.

    This attribute is used by Remote Storage, the hierarchical storage management software. Applications SHOULD NOT arbitrarily change this attribute.


    FILE_ATTRIBUTE_ENCRYPTED

    0x00004000



    The file or directory is encrypted.

    For a file, this means that all data in the file is encrypted.

    For a directory, this means that encryption is the default for newly created files and subdirectories.


    FILE_ATTRIBUTE_VIRTUAL

    0x00010000



    A file is a virtual file.

    Property Sets for Documents

    1. #define DocPropSetGuid \

    2. {0xf29f85e0,0x4ff9,0x1068,0xab,0x91,0x08,0x00,0x2b,0x27,0xb3,0xd9}

    Name/PropId

    Datatype

    Description

    System.Title

    0x00000002



    VT_LPWSTR

    The title of the document.

    System.Subject

    0x00000003



    VT_LPWSTR

    The subject of the document.

    System.Author

    0x00000004



    VT_LPWSTR

    The author of the document.

    System.Keywords

    0x00000005



    VT_LPWSTR

    The document keywords.

    System.Comment

    0x00000006



    VT_LPWSTR

    Comments about the document.

    DocTemplate

    0x00000007



    VT_LPWSTR

    The name of the template for the document.

    System.Document.LastAuthor

    0x00000008



    VT_LPWSTR

    The most recent user who edited document.

    System.Document.RevisionNumber

    0x00000009



    VT_LPWSTR

    The current version number of the document.

    System.Document.DateCreated

    0x0000000A



    VT_FILETIME

    The total time spent editing the document.

    System.Document.DatePrinted

    0x0000000B



    VT_FILETIME

    The date the document was last printed.

    System.Document.DateCreated

    0x0000000C



    VT_FILETIME

    The date the document was created.

    System.Document.DateSaved

    0x0000000D



    VT_FILETIME

    The date the document was last saved.

    System.Document.PageCount

    0x0000000E



    VT_I4

    The number of pages in the document.

    System.Document.WordCount

    0x0000000F



    VT_I4

    The number of words in the document.

    System.Document.CharacterCount

    0x00000010



    VT_I4

    The number of characters in the document.

    DocThumbnail

    0x00000011



    VT_CF

    A thumbnail of the document in clipboard format.

    System.ApplicationName

    0x00000012



    VT_LPWSTR

    The name of the application that created the file.

    Property Sets for Documents

    1. #define DocPropSetGuid2 \

    2. {0xd5cdd502,0x2e9c,0x101b,0x93,0x97,0x08,0x00,0x2b,0x2c,0xf9,0xae}

    Name/PropId

    Datatype

    Description

    System.category

    0x00000002



    VT_LPSTR

    The type of document, such as a memo, schedule, or white paper.

    System.Document.PresentationFormat

    0x00000003



    VT_LPSTR

    The target format (for example, 35mm, printer, or video) for a presentation in PowerPoint.

    System.Document.ByteCount

    0x00000004



    VT_I4

    The number of bytes in a document.

    System.Document.LineCount

    0x00000005



    VT_I4

    The number of lines contained in a document.

    System.Document.ParagraphCount

    0x00000006



    VT_I4

    The number of paragraphs in a document.

    System.Document.SlideCount

    0x00000007



    VT_I4

    The number of slides in a PowerPoint document.

    DocNoteCount

    0x00000008



    VT_I4

    The number of pages with notes in a PowerPoint document.

    System.Document.HiddenSlideCount

    0x00000009



    VT_I4

    The number of hidden slides in a PowerPoint document.

    DocPartTitles

    0x0000000D



    VT_LPWSTR|VT_VECTOR

    The names of document parts. For example, in Excel, part titles are the names of spreadsheets, in PowerPoint slide titles, and in Office Word for Windows, the names of the documents in the master document.

    System.Document.Manager

    0x0000000E



    VT_LPSTR

    The name of the manager of the document's author.

    System.Company

    0x0000000F



    VT_LPSTR

    The name of the company for which the document was written.

    Document characterization

    1. #define DocCharacterGuid \

    2. {0x560c36c0,0x503a,0x11cf,0xba,0xa1,0x00,0x00,0x4c,0x75,0x2a,0x9a}

    The name is System.Search.Autosummary, the PropId is 0x00000002, the datatype is VT_LPWSTR, and it is a characterization or abstract of the document.

    Music Property Set



    1. #define PSGUID_MUSIC \

    2. {56A3372E-CE9C-11d2-9F0E-006097C686F6}

    Name/PropId

    Datatype

    Description

    System.Music.Artist

    0x00000002



    VT_LPWSTR

    The artist who recorded the song.

    System.Music.Album

    0x00000004



    VT_LPWSTR

    The album on which the song was released.

    System.Media.Year

    0x00000005



    VT_LPWSTR

    The year that the song was published.

    System.Music.TrackNumber0x00000007

    VT_UI4

    The track number for the song.

    System.Music.Genre0x0000000B

    VT_LPWSTR

    The song's genre.

    Digital Rights Management

    1. #define PSGUID_DRM \

    2. {AEAC19E4-89AE-4508-B9B7-BB867ABEE2ED}

    This property set contains properties that describe the digital rights associated with some media.

    Name/PropId

    Datatype

    Description

    System.DRM.IsProtected

    0x00000002



    VT_BOOL

    TRUE if there is a license.

    DrmDescription

    0x00000003



    VT_LPWSTR

    The description of the license.

    DrmPlayCount

    0x00000004



    VT_UI4

    The number of times the item can be played.

    DrmPlayStarts

    0x00000005



    VT_FILETIME

    The date the play rights start.

    DrmPlayExpires

    0x00000006



    VT_FILETIME

    The date the rights expire.

    Image Property Set

    1. #define PSGUID_IMAGESUMMARYINFORMATION \

    2. {0x6444048f,0x4c8b,0x11d1,0x8b,0x70,0x8,0x00,0x36,0xb1,0x1a,0x03}

    Name/PropId

    Datatype

    Description

    ImageFileType

    0x00000002



    VT_LPWSTR

    The type of image file.

    System.Image.HorizontalSize

    0x00000003



    VT_UI4

    The horizontal size, in pixels.

    System.Image.VerticalSize

    0x00000004



    VT_UI4

    The vertical size, in pixels.

    System.Image.HorizontalResolution

    0x00000005



    VT_UI4

    The horizontal resolution, in pixels per inch.

    System.Image.VerticalResolution

    0x00000006



    VT_UI4

    The vertical resolution, in pixels per inch.

    System.Image.BitDepth

    0x00000007



    VT_UI4

    The number of bits per pixel.

    ImageColorSpace

    0x00000008



    VT_LPWSTR

    The description of the image color space.

    ImageCompression

    0x00000009



    VT_LPWSTR

    The description of the image compression.

    ImageTransparency

    0x0000000A



    VT_UI4

    The degree of transparency from 0-100.

    ImageGammaValue

    0x0000000B



    VT_UI4

    The gamma correction value.

    System.Media.FrameCount

    0x0000000C



    VT_UI4

    The frame count for the image.

    System.Image.Dimensions

    0x0000000D



    VT_LPWSTR

    The description of the image dimensions.

    Audio Property Set

    1. #define PSGUID_AUDIO \

    2. {64440490-4C8B-11D1-8B70-080036B11A03}

    Audio-Related Properties

    Name/PropId

    Datatype

    Description

    AudioFormat

    0x00000002



    VT_LPWSTR

    The audio format.

    System.Media.Duration

    0x00000003



    VT_UI8

    The duration, in 100-ns units.

    System.Audio.EncodingBitrate

    0x00000004



    VT_UI4

    The average encoding rate, in bits per second.

    System.Audio.SampleRate

    0x00000005



    VT_UI4

    The sample rate, in samples per second.

    System.Audio.SampleSize

    0x00000006



    VT_UI4

    The sample size, in bits per sample.

    System.Audio.ChannelCount

    0x00000007



    VT_UI4

    The number of channels of audio.

    Video Property Set

    1. #define PSGUID_VIDEO \

    2. {64440491-4C8B-11D1-8B70-080036B11A03}

    Name/PropId

    Datatype

    Description

    System.Video.StreamName

    0x00000002



    VT_LPWSTR

    The name of the stream.

    System.Video.FrameWidth

    0x00000003



    VT_UI4

    The width, in pixels, of a frame.

    System.Video.FrameHeight

    0x00000004



    VT_UI4

    The height, in pixels, of a frame.

    VideoTimeLength

    0x00000005



    VT_UI4

    The duration, in 100-ns units.

    System.Video.FrameRate

    0x00000006



    VT_UI4

    The number of frames in video.

    VideoFrameCount

    0x00000007



    VT_UI4

    The frames per second.

    System.Video.EncodingBitrate

    0x00000008



    VT_UI4

    The bits per second.

    System.Video.SampleSize

    0x00000009



    VT_UI4

    The bits per sample.

    System.Video.Compression

    0x0000000A



    VT_LPWSTR

    The description of video compression.

    Mime Properties

    1. #define NNTPGuid \

    2. {0xAA568EEC,0xE0E5,0x11CF,0x8F,0xDA,0x00,0xAA,0x00,0xA1,0x4F,0x93}

    Name/PropId

    Datatype

    Description

    MsgNewsgroup

    0x00000002



    VT_LPWSTR

    The newsgroup for the message.

    MsgSubject

    0x00000005



    VT_LPWSTR

    The subject of the message.

    MsgFrom

    0x00000006



    VT_LPWSTR

    Who sent the message.

    MsgMessageID

    0x00000007



    VT_LPWSTR

    The unique ID for email.

    MsgDate

    0x0000000C



    VT_FILETIME

    When the message was sent.

    MsgReceivedDate

    0x00000035



    VT_FILETIME

    When the message was received.

    MsgArticleID

    0x0000003C



    VT_UI4

    The unique identifier for the newsgroup article.

    Download 349,46 Kb.
    1   ...   16   17   18   19   20   21   22   23   ...   28




    Download 349,46 Kb.

    Bosh sahifa
    Aloqalar

        Bosh sahifa



    [ms-wsp]: Windows Search Protocol Intellectual Property Rights Notice for Open Specifications Documentation

    Download 349,46 Kb.