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April 23rd, 1999, 08:28 AM
When make a IDL for dual interface, we must choose parameter's type from only VARIANT and BSTR.
Using other type, VC++ compiler warns me of in-compatiablity with Dual Interface.
So, I have used only VARIANT and BSTR as a parameter's type of dual interface.
But, I needed to use a reference of BSTR.
I wrote IDL as follows.
[id(1), helpstring("method Parse")] HRESULT Parse([in] BSTR args, [out] BSTR* htmlResult, [out, retval] short* result);
It was successfully compiled and runned well in VB.
But, in ASP, it occurred type mismatch error at "htmlResult" parameter.
Besides, I don't know if its VC++ client would release the memory of htmlResult using SysFreeString.
Let me see wise answers of above two stupid question.
Regards
A programmer who loves Goethe.
Using other type, VC++ compiler warns me of in-compatiablity with Dual Interface.
So, I have used only VARIANT and BSTR as a parameter's type of dual interface.
But, I needed to use a reference of BSTR.
I wrote IDL as follows.
[id(1), helpstring("method Parse")] HRESULT Parse([in] BSTR args, [out] BSTR* htmlResult, [out, retval] short* result);
It was successfully compiled and runned well in VB.
But, in ASP, it occurred type mismatch error at "htmlResult" parameter.
Besides, I don't know if its VC++ client would release the memory of htmlResult using SysFreeString.
Let me see wise answers of above two stupid question.
Regards
A programmer who loves Goethe.