Camel.Provider
Description: Reference for Camel.Provider

### Struct

# CamelProvider

#### Description

    struct CamelProvider {
      const gchar* protocol;
      const gchar* name;
      const gchar* description;
      const gchar* domain;
      CamelProviderFlags flags;
      CamelProviderURLFlags url_flags;
      CamelProviderConfEntry* extra_conf;
      CamelProviderPortEntry* port_entries;
      GType object_types[];
      gpointer authtypes;
      const gchar* translation_domain;
      gpointer priv;
    }

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###### Structure members

`protocol:` `const gchar*`

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`name:` `const gchar*`

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`description:` `const gchar*`

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`domain:` `const gchar*`

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`flags:` `CamelProviderFlags`

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`url_flags:` `CamelProviderURLFlags`

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`extra_conf:` `CamelProviderConfEntry`

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`port_entries:` `CamelProviderPortEntry`

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`object_types:` `GType`

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`authtypes:` `gpointer`

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`translation_domain:` `const gchar*`

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`priv:` `gpointer`

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#### Functions

###### camel_provider_get

Returns the registered `CamelProvider` for `protocol`, loading it from disk if necessary. If no `CamelProvider` can be found for `protocol`, or the provider module fails to load, the function sets `error` and returns `NULL`.

###### camel_provider_init

Initialize the Camel provider system by reading in the .urls files in the provider directory and creating a hash table mapping URLs to module names.

###### camel_provider_list

This returns a list of available providers. If `load` is `TRUE`, it will first load in all available providers that haven’t yet been loaded.

###### camel_provider_load

Loads the provider at `path`, and calls its initialization function, passing `session` as an argument. The provider should then register itself with `session`.

#### Instance methods

###### camel_provider_register

Registers a provider.