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NF:wudfddi.IWDFIoRequest2.GetRequestorMode |
IWDFIoRequest2::GetRequestorMode (wudfddi.h) |
The GetRequestorMode method indicates whether an I/O request came from a kernel-mode driver or a user-mode component (either an application or a user-mode driver). |
wdf\iwdfiorequest2_getrequestormode.htm |
wdf |
02/26/2018 |
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wudfddi.h |
Wudfddi.h |
Desktop |
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Unavailable in UMDF 2.0 and later. |
WUDFx.dll |
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[Warning: UMDF 2 is the latest version of UMDF and supersedes UMDF 1. All new UMDF drivers should be written using UMDF 2. No new features are being added to UMDF 1 and there is limited support for UMDF 1 on newer versions of Windows 10. Universal Windows drivers must use UMDF 2. For more info, see Getting Started with UMDF.]
The GetRequestorMode method indicates whether an I/O request came from a kernel-mode driver or a user-mode component (either an application or a user-mode driver).
GetRequestorMode returns a WDF_KPROCESSOR_MODE-typed value that indicates whether the current I/O request came from a kernel-mode driver or a user-mode component.
A UMDF-based driver can receive an I/O request from a kernel-mode driver only if the UMDF-based driver supports kernel-mode clients.
If GetRequestorMode returns WdfUserMode, the driver can call IWDFIoRequest2::IsFromUserModeDriver to determine if the I/O request came from an application or a user-mode driver.
The following code example shows how an IQueueCallbackWrite::OnWrite callback function can determine whether an I/O request is from kernel mode or user mode. If the request is from user mode, the example determines whether the request is from an application or another user-mode driver.
VOID
STDMETHODCALLTYPE
CMyQueue::OnWrite(
__in IWDFIoQueue *pWdfQueue,
__in IWDFIoRequest *pWdfRequest,
__in SIZE_T BytesToWrite
)
{
WDF_KPROCESSOR_MODE processorMode;
BOOL fromApp = FALSE;
//
// Declare an IWDFIoRequest2 interface pointer and obtain the
// IWDFIoRequest2 interface from the IWDFIoRequest interface.
//
CComQIPtr<IWDFIoRequest2> r2 = pWdfRequest;
processorMode = r2->GetRequestorMode();
if (processorMode == WdfUserMode)
{
fromApp = r2->IsFromUserModeDriver();
}
...
}