1. AllJoynSendToBus function (Windows) - …

    https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/Mt270093.aspx

    Sends data to the bus via named pipe. The caller of this API is responsible to check if the bytesTransferred is less than the requested bytes and call this API again ...

  2. winsdk-10/MSAJTransport.h at master · tpn/winsdk-10 · GitHub

    https://github.com/tpn/winsdk-10/blob/master/Include/10.0.10240.0/...

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  3. ASACORE-1813 Add Named Pipes support for Win7 …

    https://github.com/allseenalliance/core-alljoyn/commit/9ed615a81eb...

    ASACORE-1813 Add Named Pipes support for Win7 apps ... - success = AllJoynSendToBus (+ success = qcc::NamedPipeWrapper:: AllJoynSendToBus

  4. APIs present on all Windows 10 devices (grouped by …

    https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/uwp/win32-and-com/win32-apis

    This topic lists the Win32 APIs that are part of the Universal Windows Platform (UWP) and that are implemented by all Windows 10 devices.

  5. Link error in Visual Studio 2015 using win10 build …

    https://ask.allseenalliance.org/question/5119/link-error-in-visual...

    I checked out the 15.09 tag and built the AllJoyn SDK using scons OS=win10 CPU=x86_64 MSVC_VERSION=14.0 BINDINGS=cpp VARIANT=release The build was successful and the ...

  6. MSAJApi.dll 10.0.14393.0 - AllJoyn API Library - FileLog.net

    filelog.net/file/MSAJApi.dll/f76aeff0a57b4563755f338c01d0c8eecffb31c2

    MSAJApi.dll. Another files with name MSAJApi.dll. MSAJApi.dll 10.0.14393.0; DOS Header Member Offset ... AllJoynSendToBus: 26: 0x2930: 0x2DE4E8: QCC_StatusText: 27 ...

  7. Windows 10 DLL File Information - MSAJApi.dll

    windows10dll.nirsoft.net/msajapi_dll.html

    AllJoynAcceptBusConnection: AllJoynCloseBusHandle; AllJoynConnectToBus: AllJoynCreateBus; AllJoynEnumEvents: AllJoynEventSelect; AllJoynReceiveFromBus: AllJoynSendToBus

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    Hi all, I have the following scenario. A java program (under linux): * creates two sessions against two different remote objects * calls methods of those objetcts ...