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Thanks for responding - I tried this, but it doesn't seem to correct my problem. I will keep trying. I probably should start over in ATL!

I know this is an old post, but I am running into the exact same problem. How do you go about registering an exe properly? I have tried regsvr /r, but it doesn't seem to correct the problem. Is...

Now I am really confused and stuck - can anyone provide an example or tutorial for how to make an ATL exe with interfaces? I have steped through the basic examples and I cannot figure out how to get...

A specification document I was given before I started coding contained interface names and their associated GUID's. The fine print stated that GUID's could be unique, but that the interface names...

To answer both questions with one reply:

"<your_COM_server>.exe /regserver " - This is what I was doing, but it does not produce any errors.

and

Yes, I had called CoInitialize and...

OS: Windows XP SP2 (32-bit)

I guess I should be a little more clear at where this is happening. Initially I tried to do this in a simple client test application, but that was failing so I tried...

I have an ATL COM Exe with many interfaces. Every time I try to start my COM server I get an error.

If I use this method:


CComPtr<IContextManager> icm;
hr =...

To create the SafeArray you can do the following:


// Create the SAFEARRAY
USES_CONVERSION;
SAFEARRAY *pSA;
SAFEARRAYBOUND dimensions[1];
dimensions[0].lLbound = 0;
dimensions[0].cElements =...

So what you are saying is that you have a managed dll (C#) which is being called by unmanaged C++. I believe this will help you:



// Managed Code (C#) includes
#pragma warning (disable: 4278)...

I'm confused - did you create a dll in C# that you hope to include in your client and make calls to it? If so, then you just need to reference it within your project.

Or

Do you have a C++ dll...

If you are trying to call something via a COM interface, you would probably want an HRESULT as the return value and pass a byte array pointer to the function all. I am not clear on all the details,...

Anyone have any ideas?

Does anyone know if it is possible to create an IDispatch pointer out of a C# class to pass to a C++ object expecting an IDispatch pointer? I assume I have to create an interface, but how do I pass...

I have attached my ATL class to try to make more sense. If anyone has an idea of how my base class can fire the events within my ContextParticipant class I am open to anything.

Thank you all for...

I apologize if my terminology is not correct (I assume it is not). I believe you are correct, I have implemented a connection point container. I am trying to follow the tutorials for creating an...

Thank you all for your help thus far. I am still very confused however, and maybe it is because I am not being clear (or just am very confused and have my process implemented incorrectly).

My...

How does the base class call functions within another class?

I created public virtual functions which call the corresponding Fire functions within my ATL class. Should I have created the virtual...

Take a look here: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/kys1801b(VS.71).aspx

Remarks:
The asctime function converts a time stored as a structure to a character string. The timeptr value is...

Found this on MSDN:



// crt_asctime.c
#include <time.h>
#include <stdio.h>

struct tm *newtime;
time_t aclock;

I have a project that is essentially a notifier to listening applications. The base class is a generic C++ class that simply manages data. When the data changes it needs to notify the listeners...

Thanks - I added this to my code and it seems to have resolved my issue.

How do I keep my programming running once it has started? I have my "WinMain" which was automatically implemented for me, but I "overrode" the Run function so that I could add another call within...

I recompiled everything in debug just now, connected to it through the remote debugger, logged off the workstation and everything works fine (i.e. no error). When not running normally (not connected...

I am using VS2003 - when I try to remote debug it the debugger drops right before the dialog box is displayed.

How do you debug something that only shows at logout, after the debugger has been closed?