Originally posted by: Murthy Ramchanvasa
I was wondering why server not have cocreate instance in second thread. Because you know, like em these things, you cannot have thread in threads without code in middle somewhere. Doing so will not work, should not work. I code for many moonfaces white men and they say curry can't code, but I say unto them curry can code yes.
ReplyOriginally posted by: Debarghya Bhattacharjee
This topic is very much usefull but when I am tring callback from vb client it give error like "can't read from memory location ...".I am doing a project with com with callback support.If any knows the solution please help me.
ReplyOriginally posted by: Mathew George
Hello friends,
After reading the article I tried to make a connectable object.The object was succesful since I tried it with a VB Client.But my VC++ client didnt work(I think the dispatch parameter is not getting assigned any value)
Please try to solve this problem.
regards,
Mathew
Originally posted by: John Lagos
It works perfectly.
Is it possible to use the same code as a DCOM.
In other words to put the Server on another machine!
Thank you in advance
ReplyOriginally posted by: Gabi
In your presentation, you said that if we include CallBack.idl in the client side, we should be OK. Unfortunately, we aren't OK, because I simply did not manage to make my server (MFC server with ATL support) send any notifications back to my client ( which is based on MFC with ATL support). You probably ignored to present some very important steps in defining the ICallBack interface, because just following your presentation, we get nowhere.
Originally posted by: vishal
All this disussion and other aticles i read abt LCE events in com+ seem to be about notification from one DLL to another DLL.
Can somebody please explain how a VB client application may receive event notification from a remote DLL configured under com+ ?
thanks
Originally posted by: Mahbubur Rahman
Hi
How I can transfer the result from inproc server to another
process in the same machine?
Originally posted by: Issac
Dose somebody has an idea how to impliment the client just using MFC?
ReplyOriginally posted by: rama
how do you notify a server acts as a sink and made the request from one of its thread.
thanks
rama..
Originally posted by: Weidong He
Why is there no marshaling code when you fire events in second thread? Could you tell me how to access the sink interface at another thread if there no marshaling code.
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