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#include "XSPFHandlerFactory.h"
#include "XSPFHandler.h"
/*
This is the GUID for our service factory
don't re-use this.
make your own guid with guidgen.exe
lives somewhere like C:\program files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\Common7\Tools\Bin
*/
// {51D17273-566F-4fa9-AFE0-1345C65B8B1B}
static const GUID XSPFHandlerGUID =
{ 0x51d17273, 0x566f, 0x4fa9, { 0xaf, 0xe0, 0x13, 0x45, 0xc6, 0x5b, 0x8b, 0x1b } };
// our playlist handler.
static XSPFHandler xspfHandler;
FOURCC XSPFHandlerFactory::GetServiceType()
{
return svc_playlisthandler::getServiceType();
}
const char *XSPFHandlerFactory::GetServiceName()
{
return "XSPF Playlist Loader";
}
GUID XSPFHandlerFactory::GetGuid()
{
return XSPFHandlerGUID;
}
void *XSPFHandlerFactory::GetInterface(int global_lock)
{
// xspfHandler is a singleton object, so we can just return a pointer to it
// depending on what kind of service you are making, you might have to
// 'new' an object and return that instead (and then free it in ReleaseInterface)
return &xspfHandler;
}
int XSPFHandlerFactory::ReleaseInterface(void *ifc)
{
// no-op because we returned a singleton (see above)
return 1;
}
// Define the dispatch table
#define CBCLASS XSPFHandlerFactory
START_DISPATCH;
CB(WASERVICEFACTORY_GETSERVICETYPE, GetServiceType)
CB(WASERVICEFACTORY_GETSERVICENAME, GetServiceName)
CB(WASERVICEFACTORY_GETGUID, GetGuid)
CB(WASERVICEFACTORY_GETINTERFACE, GetInterface)
CB(WASERVICEFACTORY_RELEASEINTERFACE, ReleaseInterface)
END_DISPATCH;
#undef CBCLASS
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