<mx:XboxNetworkingManifest> Element

Root network manifest node. It must be a child of a <Extension Category=”windows.xbox.networking”> node.

This element is required.

Syntax

<mx:XboxNetworkingManifest >
</mx:XboxNetworkingManifest>

Element information

Parent elements <mx:Extension Category=”windows.xbox.networking”>
Child elements mx:SocketDescriptions, mx:SecureDeviceAssociationTemplates

Example

<mx:Extension Category="windows.xbox.networking">
  <mx:XboxNetworkingManifest>
    <mx:SocketDescriptions>
      <mx:SocketDescription Name="MultiplayerSocketUdp" SecureIpProtocol="Udp" BoundPort="8700">
        <mx:AllowedUsages>
          <mx:SecureDeviceSocketUsage Type="Initiate" />
          <!-- connection will send initial packet -->
          <mx:SecureDeviceSocketUsage Type="Accept" />
          <!-- connection will accept packets -->
          <mx:SecureDeviceSocketUsage Type="SendGameData" />
          <!-- connection will send game data packets (UDP) -->
          <mx:SecureDeviceSocketUsage Type="ReceiveGameData" />
          <!-- connection will receive game data packets (UDP) -->
        </mx:AllowedUsages>
      </mx:SocketDescription>
    </mx:SocketDescriptions>
    <mx:SecureDeviceAssociationTemplates>
      <mx:SecureDeviceAssociationTemplate Name="MultiplayerUdp" InitiatorSocketDescription="MultiplayerSocketUdp" AcceptorSocketDescription="MultiplayerSocketUdp" MultiplayerSessionRequirement="Required">
        <mx:AllowedUsages>
          <mx:SecureDeviceAssociationUsage Type="InitiateFromMicrosoftConsole" />
          <mx:SecureDeviceAssociationUsage Type="AcceptOnMicrosoftConsole" />          
        </mx:AllowedUsages>
      </mx:SecureDeviceAssociationTemplate>
    </mx:SecureDeviceAssociationTemplates>
  </mx:XboxNetworkingManifest>
</mx:Extension>

See also

Specifying the Secure Device Association Templates for your App