- Replacing MJ function table entry
- Posted by Ajith Kumar on May 14th, 2004
Hi
I'm making a TDI filter driver, I tried many approach, I would like to clear whether the following approach is correct, I means will it make problem in future
I uses the udocumented, ObReferenceObjectByName, takes "Tcpip" driver object and replaces the function table with mine, right now it is working fine.We wanted to make a commercial product, so if a new service packs comes , we don't want our customers to be embarrassed
ThanXs in advanc
Regards
Ajith.
- Posted by Alex on May 14th, 2004
I guess you should use IoGetDeviceObjectPointer, and then
IoAttachDeviceToDeviceStack.
"Ajith Kumar" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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problem in future.
fine.We wanted to make a commercial product, so if a new service packs comes
, we don't want our customers to be embarrassed.
- Posted by Mark Roddy on May 14th, 2004
Did you try writing a *normal* filter driver first?
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"Ajith Kumar" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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problem in future.
fine.We wanted to make a commercial product, so if a new service packs comes
, we don't want our customers to be embarrassed.
