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NF:p2p.PeerCollabSignout |
PeerCollabSignout function (p2p.h) |
Signs a peer out of a specific type of peer collaboration network presence provider. |
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p2p\peercollabsignout.htm |
p2p |
aa69a233-6104-47c6-a0b5-378794108623 |
12/05/2018 |
PeerCollabSignout, PeerCollabSignout function [Peer Networking], p2p.peercollabsignout, p2p/PeerCollabSignout |
p2p.h |
Windows |
Windows Vista [desktop apps only] |
None supported |
P2P.lib |
P2P.dll |
Windows |
19H1 |
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The PeerCollabSignout function signs a peer out of a specific type of peer collaboration network presence provider.
PEER_SIGNIN_FLAGS enumeration value that contains the presence provider sign-in options for the calling peer. This value is obtained by calling PeerCollabGetSigninOptions from the peer application.
Returns S_OK if the function succeeds. Otherwise, the function returns one of the following values.
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There is not enough memory to support this operation. |
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One of the arguments is invalid. |
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The application did not make a previous call to PeerCollabStartup. |
If the local peer's collaboration infrastructure is signed out of both Internet and People Near Me presence, all transient information like objects and the endpoint ID are deleted. Any application that uses this information must republish the information. A single event that indicates signout is raised, instead of sending multiple individual events for each object or application.
Multiple applications can use the infrastructure at any given moment. It is not recommended for a single application to sign out, as other applications will not be able to use the infrastructure. Applications must also be prepared to handle user sign in and sign out, or situations where a machine goes to sleep or into hibernation.