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#REDIRECT [[OS2 API:WinIsSOMDDReady]]
Determines the readiness of the DSOM daemon.


==Syntax==
WinIsSOMDDReady()
== Returns ==
True if successful, false if not successful.
*[[TRUE]]
*[[FALSE]]
== Define (C/C++) ==
INCL_WINWORKPLACE
== Calling Convention ==
[[Cdecl32]]
== Example Code ==
...
BOOL rc;
...
rc = WinIsSOMDDReady();
...
== Related Functions ==
*[[WinIsWPDServerReady]]
*[[WinRestartSOMDD]]
*[[WinRestartWPDServer]]
== Notes ==
The Workplace Shell uses the Distributed SOM (DSOM) framework from the [[System Object Model]] (SOM) for cross-process calls. A DSOM server must be running to allow cross-process calls.  This API call, [[WinIsWPDServerReady]], determine's if the DSOM server process has been started.
You can also see if the DSOM server process is running with the WPDSINIT.EXE command-line program.
== OS Version Introduced ==
OS/2 Warp 3.0
[[Category:Win]]

Latest revision as of 05:11, 20 May 2018

Determines the readiness of the DSOM daemon.

Syntax

WinIsSOMDDReady()

Returns

True if successful, false if not successful.

Define (C/C++)

INCL_WINWORKPLACE

Calling Convention

Cdecl32

Example Code

...
BOOL rc;
...
rc = WinIsSOMDDReady();
...

Related Functions

Notes

The Workplace Shell uses the Distributed SOM (DSOM) framework from the System Object Model (SOM) for cross-process calls. A DSOM server must be running to allow cross-process calls. This API call, WinIsWPDServerReady, determine's if the DSOM server process has been started.

You can also see if the DSOM server process is running with the WPDSINIT.EXE command-line program.

OS Version Introduced

OS/2 Warp 3.0