SilentSniper
April 8th, 2008, 09:39 PM
Hi,
I have a very basic conceptual doubt.
I am trying to create a legacy InProc component in COM using ATL library.(There is a restriction due to business reasons of not using the C# dll)
I already have an existing C# application which I have created.I want to now create that application as a component so that it can be dynamically loaded in my client.
I am using dot net framework class libraries like System.XMLParser etc... in the application
So when I am trying to create COM component out of this how can I use dot net framework class library function in my legacy COM component.
For Ex
public void addRef(ManifestType type, string fileName)
{
string coll = CollectionString(type);
string item = ElementString(type);
XmlElement node = doc.DocumentElement;
XmlNodeList nl = doc.GetElementsByTagName(coll);
XmlElement elem = doc.CreateElement(item);
nl.Item(nl.Count-1).AppendChild(elem);
XmlText text = doc.CreateTextNode(fileName);
nl.Item(nl.Count-1).LastChild.AppendChild(text);
}
I want to port this function in my ATL COM dll
How would I use the XmlElement and others inside my dll since C++ donot have an inbuilt parser?
Please Help....
I have a very basic conceptual doubt.
I am trying to create a legacy InProc component in COM using ATL library.(There is a restriction due to business reasons of not using the C# dll)
I already have an existing C# application which I have created.I want to now create that application as a component so that it can be dynamically loaded in my client.
I am using dot net framework class libraries like System.XMLParser etc... in the application
So when I am trying to create COM component out of this how can I use dot net framework class library function in my legacy COM component.
For Ex
public void addRef(ManifestType type, string fileName)
{
string coll = CollectionString(type);
string item = ElementString(type);
XmlElement node = doc.DocumentElement;
XmlNodeList nl = doc.GetElementsByTagName(coll);
XmlElement elem = doc.CreateElement(item);
nl.Item(nl.Count-1).AppendChild(elem);
XmlText text = doc.CreateTextNode(fileName);
nl.Item(nl.Count-1).LastChild.AppendChild(text);
}
I want to port this function in my ATL COM dll
How would I use the XmlElement and others inside my dll since C++ donot have an inbuilt parser?
Please Help....