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I am trying to use NativeWifi. I tried putting
"Using NativeWifi" in my C# code but it throws error right there.

I think I will need to add reference to my application. I don't know which
dll i need to import.

I have installed Windows SDK. Tried searching for Nativewifi.dll but could
not find it. There is a file Nativewifi.hxs but I don't know what that is or
how to use it.

Please help me get started.

thanks
Jun 27 '08 #1
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>I am trying to use NativeWifi. I tried putting
"Using NativeWifi" in my C# code but it throws error right there.

I think I will need to add reference to my application. I don't know which
dll i need to import.

I have installed Windows SDK. Tried searching for Nativewifi.dll but could
not find it. There is a file Nativewifi.hxs but I don't know what that is
or
how to use it.

Please help me get started.

thanks

The native Wifi API's are a set op native code libary API's NOT a set of
managed API's, so you can't use "using ..." .
To use native API's from C#, you'll need to use PInvoke, that means, you
will need to declare all API's, enums and native structures as managed
functions and types.

// WlanApi function declarations
[DllImport("Wlan api.dll")]
static extern int WlanOpenHandle( int clientVersion, IntPtr reserved, out
int negotiatedVersi on, out IntPtr clientHandle);
// usage
....
int clientVersion = 1; // XP SP2
int negotiatedVersi on;
IntPtr clientHandle;
int error = WlanOpenHandle( clientVersion, IntPtr.Zero, out
negotiatedVersi on, out clientHandle);
if(error != 0)
{
// function failed... inspect error number and throw
}
else
{
// use valid clientHandle in the other wlan API's, like WlanGetProfile,
WlanConnect etc....
....

Willy.
Jun 27 '08 #2

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