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The following interfaces are used with HTML Control.
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| IInternet | Allows client programs to determine if asynchronous pluggable protocols are supported. |
| IInternetBindInfo | Implemented by the system and provides data that the protocol might need to bind successfully. |
| IInternetHostSecurityManager | Provided by the HTML host for components to use to manage security. |
| IInternetPriority | Provides an application with a way to set the priority of the requests being sent to a pluggable protocol handler. |
| IInternetProtocol | Communicates with IInternetProtocolSink very closely during download operations. |
| IInternetProtocolInfo | Provides information about the URL being handled by the protocol handler. |
| IInternetProtocolRoot | Controls the operation of an asynchronous pluggable protocol handler. |
| IInternetProtocolSink | Receives the reports and binding data from the asynchronous pluggable protocol. |
| IInternetSecurityManager | Enables client applications to influence the security of the browser components. |
| IInternetSecurityMgrSite | Provided by an HTML host to be used by components to manage the user interface of the security manager. |
| IInternetSession | Implemented by the client application to create temporary pluggable protocol handlers. |
| IProxyInfo | Accessed when the binding operation requires per-bind proxy or gateway information. |
| IXMLNodeFactory | Plugs into the IXMLNodeSource (or IXMLParser) interface. |
| IXMLNodeSource | A base class for IXMLParser. |
| IXMLParser | Takes XML input in a variety of ways (for example, through a stream, a URL to a document, or text pushed to it), parses the XML, and sends parsed events to an IXMLNodeFactory interface. |
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