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Hi!
IDispatch was designed for usage from script languages. If you look into details, how does it work, you'll find that intent easily.
So answer to your question in COM borders is quite impossible - IUnknown cannot be better than IDispatch, because when you use the IDispatch, you use the IUnknown as well. But it's worth of use if you talk to script languages (VB counts here as script language)
The core parts of the IDispatch are GetIdsOfNames and Invoke. The whole IDL part is just an add-on to the automation part, I can describe that if you want (this post is quite long anyway)
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Hello Sir!
I think, I got something in my mind from your above Post.if any problem come in my way,I think I am going to agian knock your Door.
Thanks.
"I Think this Will Help"
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alok gupta="" <br=""> visit me at http://www.thisisalok.tk
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No problem 
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I think I dont need to comment more on this 
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Thanks Dear you are Back to Help me out
"I Think this Will Help"
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alok gupta="" <br=""> visit me at http://www.thisisalok.tk
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ThatsAlok wrote:
in what case IUnKnown is better and in what case IDispatch is better.
The magic of IDispatch is apparent in automation clients. If you have a server implementing multiple interfaces along with support for automation, an obvious method would be to have a default IDispatch derived automation interface. The smart or VTABLE aware clients can well use the IUnknown derived interfeces. So the entire interface design scenario will be governed by the requirements of your server
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My COM server side code is passing array of doubles, from C++ to VB, in the form of SafeArray. I am creating new SafeArray, using SafeArrayCreate. But this code is being called atleast 2000 times, reducing performance. SafeArrayCreate takes lot of time for exection. Is there any way where I can reduce execution time?
Say like, static SafeArray, which will create SafeArray only once, and only accessing and unaccessing it with new data every time? Does any one knows the optimized way to pass array of double from C++ to VB ?
Thanks.
Regards,
Mandar
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hi,
I am using a Popup and Resizing Dialog.In that I am using an activex
Control Microsoft WebBrowser.In this an HTML page is used .I am unable
to use Tab Key in this page. but If I Open this page in browser I can
use tab key.I am using ATL.
I have tried with WS_EX_CONTROLPARENT while creating this child
dialog.
Please Help in solving this problem
thanks in advance
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Hi,
I want to create an extension to the normal flash player (Flash.ocx).
I've created a new COM/ATL project, and added a simple ATL object.
Then I've used the implement interface wizard to create the Flash.ocx interface,
I've also imported the Flash.ocx file in the stdAfx.h file.
this is the part when I got stacked, I just need to change one method and to add one, but what about all the other ones? (the other methods are - return E_NOTIMPL; for now, should I do something about it?) and when I will compile it, will it run by it self or the Flash.ocx should be registered as well?
if will just compile it now and try to run a web page with my new CLSID will it work?
I am a newbie, so I am sorry about all the question...
Thanks.
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Will declaring member variable as static guarantee for no memory reallocation against the multiple costructor calls for COM object ( multiple client modules invoking single server module)?
I m using critical section for the static member variable n those are threadsafe, but ds tht mn they provide solution to readers/writers problem?
( I am using a static variable XYZ to store th datapackets in th form of linked-list, where application enqueues th packets RPCs dequeues them. Is locking/unlocking the functin calls for XYZ under critical section safe enough?)
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Can I set break points in th COM project and use the debug mode?
I want to trace for values of some variables and memory bindings.
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Yes you can. If you are debugging a COM server implemented as DLL the procedure for debugging is same as debugging a normal DLL
Have a great day ahead!
Regards,
Sohail Kadiwala
(My Blog - http://blogs.wdevs.com/sohail/[^])
modified 21-Apr-21 21:01pm.
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In a COM+ Application( single server and multiple clients ), a client call some method provided by the server through out RPC, the problem is, if both the client and the server have a same NT account, the client can works well, but if the client is loged on with another account, it can't work.
Could any body help me?
Thx
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Check DComCnfg utility. You will need to change access/security rights.
Have a great day ahead!
Regards,
Sohail Kadiwala
(My Blog - http://blogs.wdevs.com/sohail/[^])
modified 21-Apr-21 21:01pm.
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Hello friends,
I am a student at an engineering college and I am working on my major project. I am stuck at one step. I made a program in matlab which reads an xls file and does some mathematical operations on it(fminsearch).
Now I need to use this program in Visual Basic. For this I made a DLL file of the project using mbuild. But I am unable to write the VB code to use the file.
Can anyone please help me out. This step is of high importance to me. Without this I am lost.
Waiting for your response.
email--accessmohit@gmail.com
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Hello there
How COM object can support .NET serialization ? I mean, I have a simple COM object implementing persistence through IPersistStreamInit interface and would like to serialize my COM in .NET serialization process. Does COM interop support COM persistence in .NET serialization process ?
I tried many ways but so far I failed. I was able to implement .NET ISerializable interface in my COM object (but what about "older" COM objects, which I cannot redesign ?) but still missing in interop class .NET SerializabeAttribute makes me confused. Should I build a wrapper around interop wrapper (or build totally my own) to satisfy SerializableAttribute requirement ?
Thank You
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Hi Everyone
I am trying to construct a CComBSTR object containing a long string and I found the CComBSTR could only accept the limited number of characters, those character after that are discarded.
Here is my code:
CComBSTR bsCode;
bsCode.Append("document.bgColor='yellow';alert('a demo message');var retValue = document.bgColor;var heads = document.getElementByTagName('head');heads[0].setAttribute('JDIC_BROWSER_PROP', retValue);");
Debugging result shows the bsCode only contains the following characters:
"document.bgColor='yellow';alert('a demo message');var retValue = document.bgColor;var heads = document.getElementByTagName('he"
I tried several other way to solve this problem but all failed. The way I tried include:
1. Not using Append, providing the content during the construction
CComBSTR bsCode("document.bgColor='yellow';alert('a demo message');var retValue = document.bgColor;var heads = document.getElementByTagName('head');heads[0].setAttribute('JDIC_BROWSER_PROP', retValue);");
2. Like the way above, but specify a big enough length of the CComBSTR
CComBSTR bsCode(1024, "document.bgColor='yellow';alert('a demo message');var retValue = document.bgColor;var heads = document.getElementByTagName('head');heads[0].setAttribute('JDIC_BROWSER_PROP', retValue);");
Each way all lead to the same result.
I am quite confused. Is it true that CComBSTR only support "short" string?
-Paul
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It's the Debugger limitation not the CComBSTR. I don't think that the Debugger should show string's megabytes for you.
Call the Debug Windows -> Memory (Alt+6) and type "*bsCode.m_str" in Address field. Sure that all bytes on a place.
Or check the bsCode's size by bsCode.Length().
With best wishes,
Vita
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Hi Vita
You are right. Thanks a lot for your help.
Best Regards
-Paul
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Can anybody provides a link to that example? i need a step by step example to create a simplest "hello world" C++ DLL by using Visual Studio.Net 2003
Thanks for viewing
regards;
webdevelopex
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Hi
Run the Wizard;
1. New Project -> Visual C++ Projects -> Win32 -> Win32 Project
2. Application Settings -> DLL -> Export Symbols
Shows you how to export a class, variable and function.
Martin
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Oops! Sorry, I didn't read your message properly.
I'll go away now...
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