Enum TNetDialProgress

TNetDialProgress

Description

Defines the stages in establishing a connection with dial-up networking.

The stages which may be reported depend on the type of connection being made. Stage information is usually read from a TNifProgress::iStage member.

For a DialUpConnection (outgoing call), the following stages are reported in this order (the meaning of each enumerator is defined in the enumeration values / member list, below):

1. EStartingSelection

2. EFinishedSelection

3. EStartingDialling

4. EFinishedDialling

5. EScanningScript

6. EScannedScript

7. EGettingLoginInfo

8. EGotLoginInfo

9. EStartingLogIn

10. EFinishedLogIn

11. EConnectionOpen

12. EStartingHangUp

13. EFinishedHangUp

For a DialInConnection (incoming call), the following stages are reported in this order:

1. EStartingAnswer

2. EAnswered

3. EConnectionOpen

4. EStartingHangUp

5. EFinishedHangUp

For a DirectConnection , the following stages are reported in this order:

1. EStartingSelection

2. EFinishedSelection

3. EScanningScript

4. EScannedScript

5. EStartingConnect

6. EFinishedConnect

7. EConnectionOpen

8. EStartingHangUp

9. EFinishedHangUp

EStartingSelection Start selection of service and location. EFinishedSelection Selection of service and location is complete. EStartingDialling Starting the dialling phase. EFinishedDialling Dialling phase complete. EScanningScript Start scanning the script. EScannedScript Scanning the script is complete. EGettingLoginInfo Get login information from database or user EGotLoginInfo The fetching of login information is complete. EStartingConnect Start the connection process; executes the script, if there is one EFinishedConnect Connection process is complete EStartingLogIn Start the login process; executes the script, if there is one. EFinishedLogIn Login process is complete EConnectionOpen The connection is now open EStartingHangUp Starting the hang-up process EFinishedHangUp Hang up process is complete EStartingAnswer Start the answering phase. EAnswered Answering is complete ESettingOverrides Error setting overrides (note that this is reported only if an error occurs, in which case it will be the first stage of the connection).