Re: COM server exe import
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Revti
Its something similar to DCOM ....
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Revti
Thank u.. But its not the share on remote machine..Through my code i should be able to call a process running on the remote machine...how can i do that?.. Should I have to build proxy/stub ?
Now, finally, is that or is that not a DCOM server? If yes, you register its copy locally (progid, appid, type library, interfaces, CLSIDs, etc.) and then tweak it by means of dcomcnfg.exe utility. Google for "DCOM configuration".
Proxy-stub dll is typically built along with the COM server, you just need to register it.
Re: COM server exe import
Hi.. Now a new error has creeped in.. When I'm trying to create instance on remote machine it gives me ACCESS DENIED error... I have set security permissions for the DCOM though...
Thank u
Re: COM server exe import
Hi.. I tried the code.. When I'm trying to create an instance on the remote machine I get ACCESS DENIED error.. I have the security permissions for the DCOM though..
Thank U...
Re: COM server exe import
Okay, you have access denied error. Do you think this information is enough to solve your problem? Knowing nothing about your server, the precise DCOM settings you set, the code of your client app, all that stuff that really matters for success? You must be kidding...
My advice I always provide in such misty cases:
1. Put aside your current project.
2. Implement a minimalistic application (server and client in your case) that reproduces your problem. As minimal as possible.
3. Solve the problem in your small model.
4. Bring the solution into your real-size project.
Re: COM server exe import
Thanks for the offered help... I'm a beginner in VC++... K Let me try out... Thank u once again...