IPersistPropertyBag2::Load


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IPersistPropertyBag2::Load
HRESULT Load(
    [in] IPropertyBag2 *pPropBag, 
    [in] IErrorLog *pErrorLog
);
Instructs the object to initialize itself using the properties available in the property bag, notifying the provided error log object when errors occur. All property storage must take place within this function call as the object cannot keep the IPropertyBag2 interface pointer passed in pPropBag.

Returns one of the following values:

S_OK The object successfully initialized itself.
E_UNEXPECTED This member was called after IPersistPropertyBag2::InitNew has already been called. The two initialization methods are mutually exclusive.
E_POINTER The address in pPropBag is not valid (such as NULL) and therefore the object cannot initialize itself.
E_FAIL The object was unable to retrieve a critical property that is necessary for the object's successful operation. The object was, therefore, unable to initialize itself completely.

pPropBag
[in] Address of the caller's IPropertyBag2 interface through which the object can read properties. This argument cannot be NULL.
pErrorLog
[in] Address of the caller's IErrorLog interface in which the object stores any errors that occur during initialization. This argument can be NULL; in that case, the caller is not interested in errors.

E_NOTIMPL is not a valid return code because any object implementing this interface must support the entire functionality of the interface.

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S_OK	The object successfully initialized itself.
E_UNEXPECTED	This member was called after IPersistPropertyBag2::InitNew has already been called. The two initialization methods are mutually exclusive.
E_POINTER	The address in pPropBag is not valid (such as NULL) and therefore the object cannot initialize itself.
E_FAIL	The object was unable to retrieve a critical property that is necessary for the object's successful operation. The object was, therefore, unable to initialize itself completely.