This article explains how to pass a C++ object across a COM server using a trick of MFC and ATL.
Passing C++ Object in ATL DLL
Published 06/27/2002
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Inter Thread Communication in Apartment Threading Model of ATL Component
Published 04/29/2002
Inter Thread Communication in Apartment Threading Model of ATL Component
Replaceable Parameters for ATL Registrar
Published 11/26/2001
Demonstrates one way to enhance ATL Registrar based on MSDN documentation. It also demonstrates how to make Internet Explorer Extension COM object that uses this enhancement to ATL Registrar.
An ATL project to run PING and TRACERT
Published 04/12/2001
An ATL project to run PING and TRACERT
ATL Coding Helpers
Published 04/12/2001
ATL Coding Helpers
ATL COM and ADO
Published 01/29/2001
Nice tutorial on using ADO from an ATL component
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