The HttpInitialize function initializes the HTTP API driver, starts it, if it has not already been started, and allocates data structures for the calling application to support response-queue creation and other operations. Call this function before calling any other functions in the HTTP API.

static extern uint HttpInitialize(

Private Shared Function HttpInitialize(ByVal Version As HTTPAPI_VERSION, ByVal Flags As UInteger, ByVal pReserved As IntPtr) As UInteger

retVal = HttpApi.HttpInitialize(HttpApi.HTTPAPI_VERSION, HttpApi.HTTP_INITIALIZE_CONFIG, IntPtr.Zero);

Documentation

[HttpInitialize] on MSDN

3: HttpQueryServiceConfiguration

retVal = HttpApi.HttpInitialize(httpApiVersion, HTTP_INITIALIZE_CONFIG, IntPtr.Zero);

4: HttpSetServiceConfiguration

retVal = HttpApi.HttpInitialize(HttpApi.HTTPAPI_VERSION, HttpApi.HTTP_INITIALIZE_CONFIG, IntPtr.Zero);

public static extern uint HttpInitialize(

retVal = HttpInitialize(httpApiVersion, HTTP_INITIALIZE_CONFIG, IntPtr.Zero);

5: HttpTerminate

Summary

The HttpTerminate function cleans up resources used by the HTTP API to process calls by an application. An application should call HttpTerminate once for every time it called HttpInitialize, with matching flag settings.

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