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ActiveX controls are normally apartment-threaded (since they usually have UI), so you'll need to marshal the interface to the thread so it can use that to call FireViewChange(). I usually use the GIT (see CComGITPtr in ATL7) for this task, but if it's a one-time deal, you can also use CoMarshalInterThreadInterfaceInStream().
--Mike--
Visual C++ MVP 
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Hi Mike,
I've read something similar to that before, but I'm not a win32 programmer at all, so it goes straight over my head. Can you give me a code example?
I also thought of doing a windowed activex control, and then just painting to the HWND whenever I have a new image to display, thus bypassing the need to ask the container to redraw the control.
Will that work? Is there a better way? I really don't know if I'm approaching this right or not.
What I need is an ATL control that can be used in a web page, which continuously downloads and displays a JPEG from a remote host. Any suggestions of the best way to do that are greatly appreciated 
Thanks again,
--buddy
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I've noticed in examples of CoMarshalInterThreadInterfaceInStream() there are usually a vector of interfaces. Is this all subscribers to the event or am I stupid.
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Not sure where you saw vectors used with CoMarshalInterThreadInterfaceInStream(), it only deals with one interface at a time.
--Mike--
Visual C++ MVP
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I am trying to create the Atl servce in VC++ for file monitoring. I am following the link "<http: www.codeproject.com="" atl="" atl_control_with_mfc.asp".="" i="" am="" using="" this="" sample="" code="" in="" sevice.
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but="" facing="" problem="" "ccomobject<cfilemonitorsink=""> *m_FileMonitorSink;. It is not including the CComObject"
It's not getting included properly.
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I created a project using 'ATL COM AppWizard'.
After Selecting projecting Name from 'class view', I did not find the 'New ATL Object' Menu item either from Insert Menu or from Popup menu.
Could you please let me know by selecting/changing which options I can get this menu item.
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You should reinstall your VS.
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yes,otherwise there is no reason why it is not showing.
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Hey everyone! I'm working with WTL; when I try to use std::list with a class let's say "int", i can safely use this list. Since i've defined a class , let's says "CMyClass" and tried to use it:
list <cmyclass> c1;
list <cmyclass>::iterator Iter;
that dosesn't work and i still can't undestand why is it because of the definition of this class ( i ude in it my own defined types)?. Can someone give me a help?
Madjid
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How does it not work? Does it not compile, or does it generate runtime errors?
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It doesn't generate any error at compilation but when executing! in fact, i find a solution: not to use CMyClass but *CMyClass. Thanks everbody!
Madjid
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I bet you didn't take copy construction/assignment into account. 
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When converting an MFC project to a WTL one, I was unable to find the equivalent
of CList in WTL and even if I implement it, there're too many problems when
using template classes. Does anyone have an idea? thanks!
Madjid
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I second Mr Dunn's choice. STL collections are way better than the ATL collections. ATL collections are only worth taking a look at if you want to remove the dependency on the C/C++ runtime DLLs.
Good music: In my rosary[^]
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Just to add my voice to the cacophany, CList is crap. std::list rules.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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I am new to WTL and currently i try to port an MFC app to WTL.
I try to find a way to get the application main window similar to AfxGetMainWnd().
For the moment i put the CMainFrame in a global variable, which works. I just want to know if there is a 'proper' way, like a function in CAppModule or something.
Thanks.
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No, there is no "proper way". You'll have to provide your own version of AfxGetMainWnd()
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is there a way to format strings in STL like MFC CString's Format()?
CString str;<br />
int i;<br />
str.Format("%d", i);
thanks in advance...
- Indivara
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It's got so many people but it's got no soul..."
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cool! thanks!
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- Indivara
"...This city desert makes you feel so cold.
It's got so many people but it's got no soul..."
- Gerry Rafferty, Baker Street
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There's also std::stringstream which behaves just like std::cout, but stores all the stream data into a string.
Good music: In my rosary[^]
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This is what i want to do.
I want to create 3 window splitters so i get 4 view windows. Sort of like a cross, with a top-left, top-right, bottom-left, etc window. Its for a 3d-level editor for a game.
This is easy to do, but when i create a vertical window splitter, and then set's its splitter panes to two horizonal window splitters, the horizonal window splitters will be able to resize individually. I dont want this, i want it to behave as if it was only one horizonal window splitter.
Anyone get what i mean?
Sorry for my english, not my native language.
Thanks in advance!
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