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Yup, i think we both understand the same thing regarding coclass uses.
What i'm still not 100% convinced (althought i could do some test and make myself a possibly false opinion) is regarding QueryInterface and/or its use in VB.
Now, with your example for IGeneral and IScientific, if i understand correctly, it doesnt matter how we acquired and interface pointer, if the instance behind the pointer exposes more than 1 interface, it becomes possible to reference that instance under any of its exposed interfaces. Meaning that if i get an IGeneral interface pointer to an IScientific instance, its always possible from code to access its IScientific interface by using QueryInterface(), or using the method shown earlier in VB.
BTW: It's a pleasure talking with someone that has knowledge. I hope i can be of service some day.
DarkByte
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Ok man, So the remaining doubt is regarding the queryinterface in vb. Just give me ur email id i will send you a sample with an ATL com and a vb client which queryinterfaces for remaining Interfaces in the CoClass. It will clear all ur doubts.
Yes. It doesn't matter how we aquired the interface pointer, it is possible to Queryintface for the remaining Interfaces in the same coclass. That is the way com impliment an interface. Did you forget the fact that, all com interface should be derived from IUnknown and IUnknown contains the QuryInterface() method to get the remaining interfaces of the same object.
Thanks for the compliments, it was nice to talk with you.
rgds..mil10
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I have multiple instances of an application running, each using a different .ini file with a different caption. Each is connected to a different database. I need to connect to a specific instance from VBScript.
Using GetObject(, "MyProg.Document") I can connect to a running version - but can I connect to the Train version when one is Prodn and the other Train?
Using VC++ 6.0 and MFC
Sara
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Hi Sara,
I've been trying to find a way to overcome your kind of problem but cannot think of any solutions. Wish someone can help you.
DarkByte.
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I've been thinking again about your problem and i might have some pointers that could lead you to a solution, i'm not assuming my solution is right but could help get the right solution.
Instead of using GetObject(, "MyProg.Document") which will take the first (or last) active instance. Create a new CoClass that can return either an "MyProg.ProdDocument" or "MyProg.TrainDocument" .. then from any of these, get the pointer to the Document.
When you start the application as Prod, have it RegisterActiveObject(<classid of="" proddocument=""> ... etc) and if you start it as Train, have it RegisterActiveObject(<classid of="" traindocument=""> ... etc)
Then, have both ProdDocument and TrainDocument interfaces containing a method getter for the Active document that would be returned if you used "MyProg.Document"
Well, not sure if this is Clear .. but i hope it helps.
[edit]That is assuming that you have access to source, or at least can get source modified for "MyProg"[/edit]
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Hello Friends !
I am developing a COM component which reads a structured storage file,which consists of no of sub-storages,
I want is to open the structured storage and get a count of
sub-storages in it.also i want to get the name of the first sub-storage...
Any one would please suggest how do i achieve this !
Thanks In Advance
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From what i recall, the only way to do so is to actually open and parse the sub storage. But i might be wrong.
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I have two programs that can be ran independently. However, when program A is running, it is possible to execute program B using COLEDispatchDriver. This causes the child program to load a particular CDocument object. I want the child program to inform the parent program whenever a new CDocuemnt object is created. Can IOleObject::Advise be used for this? It looks like the parent program would only be able to retrieve an IOleObject pointer for CDocument objects that already exist.
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I am trying to make a plugin for windows media encoder using DMO. can any one tell me h0w to register it so that encoder recognize the plugin and what input and output type should i set. purpose of the plugin is editing like water mark.
Asim Saleh
Asim Saleh
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What may be wrong when I got the dialogbox: “Type mismatch” when I try to run my Outlook 2000 Add-in at startup of Outlook.
Thanks
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APe
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I’m about to create some kind of connection between one of my Applications to Outlook, to make the user of my app to use “stuff” in Outlook.
I think I’ve figured out that creating a add-in would bee one solution or… ?
I’m a C++ programmer and almost never programmed VB. Do I really have to learn it. (VB to me sounds so simple and boring…)
Anyway, if creating an add-in is the best solution – where do I start. I can’t really find any articles good for me.
All tips are welcomed – Thanks
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APe
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Outlook supports automation (as most applications in the Office suite), if I'm not mistaken. Google for Office and OLE automation, and I bet you'll find a bunch of articles and howtos. You'll probably find stuff from CP 
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Ich bin Joachim von Hassel, und ich bin Pilot der Bundeswehr.
Welle: Erdball - F104-G Starfighter
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Hi all,
Currently I'm writing two plugins for Windows Media Player.
One plugin is DSP processor and the other - Visualisation.
I need my plugins can communicate with each other though COM interfaces.
So I create my own moniker class to register one of the objects in ROT.
When my DSP pluging object is constructed I create moniker in the FinalConstruct (constructor) and register my object in ROT with ROTFLAGS_REGISTRATIONKEEPSALIVE flag.
Later when my vis plugin needs to communicate with DSP plugin it also create moniker and binds it to DSP plugin - all works ok.
But I cannot understand WHY when Win MediaPlayer releases my DSP plugin the plugin is destructed ? I mean that ROT also releases the pointer to my DSP plugin.
Actually that is what I really need, but from docs I would expect different behavior - I suppose that ROT holds "strong" (I wonder where the explanation this term) reference to my DSP plugin so it will remain in memory until Revoke ?
Also when I remove ROTFLAGS_REGISTRATIONKEEPSALIVE flag in IRunningObjectTable::Register method call my moniker cannot bind to object.
Short description on the object which being registered in ROT:
HRESULT DSPPlug::FinalContruct()
{
CComPtr<IMoniker> p = CreateMoniker();
...
CComPtr<IRunningObjectTable> pIROT;
::GetRunningObjectTable(NULL,&pIROT);
...
pIROT->Register(ROTFLAGS_REGISTRATIONKEEPSALIVE,this,p,&this->ROTRegValue);
}
void DSPPlug::FinalRelease()
{
CComPtr<IRunningObjectTable> pIROT;
::GetRunningObjectTable(NULL,&pIROT);
...
pIROT->Revoke(this->ROTRegValue);
}
Can someone help with explanation of those ?
Best regards,
Valery
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I am as clueless as you about your problem. Would RegisterActiveObject() work for you?
I don't think revoking the ROT entry to yourself i FinalRelease() is a good idea. There's a cyclic reference there. The ROT has a reference to you, and you have a reference to it. Surely, there must be a better time to release yourself...?
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Ich bin Joachim von Hassel, und ich bin Pilot der Bundeswehr.
Welle: Erdball - F104-G Starfighter
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Hi
How i can solve this problem:
I compile my ATL dll simple object with MFC support in
VC 7.0 under win2000.And this object registered fine.
After this i try registered same dll under win98
and get error 0x0000045a.
When i compiled my other project under same conditions but with out MFC supporting, object registered fine in both system.
Both project use multi bytes characters set.
THANK.
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Does the win98 system that you register the DLL on have the right DLL's installed ?
Try and see with Depends.exe if you are missing any dependant files !
DarkByte
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I check it and all fine.There is all files necessary installed in 98 systems.
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Hello there,
I'm student and I'm doing my training course. I'm developing a software within Matlab environment.
the aim of my software is to synchronise 2 applications (video and graphs). I use an activeX to read my movies.
i've read the Riazi's article about "using activeX in matlab".
my problem:
I want just to know how we can recuperate the callback of the play button of the activeX :
AMOVIE.ActiveMovieControl.2 ???
this activeX allow to read an avifile with the command "play, pause,
and stop".
any help will be appreciate,
thanks in advance
fredf
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What does the Interface to the control expose ?
Does it expose any Events ?
You can view this using OleView or probably also in VB/VBA properties window.
DarkByte
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I use an external interface: a control events.I have an event's list: statechange, positionchange, timer, opencomplete, click , mousedown...
It exist a function in matalb to view events: events(h)or eventlisteners(h).
fredf
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I suggest you do a few tries, like maybe statechange could help you .. like when someone press play, state change goes from "idle" to "playing" .. and you check that type of state change.
Otherwise, see which other events are there and see if there's any you could dig your way thru.
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I thank you for your suggestion. I did tries with statechange: I can see arguments of the events (source, eventID, Button, Shift). the argument 3 and 4 correspond to the Oldstate and the Newstate respectively. I succeeded to recuperate field values of them with command getfield: it return "0" for stop, "1" for pause and "2" for play. I tried then to change the value but matlab doesn't take that into account. I think that we can change this value to pass a remote order.
I hope that you can give me some suggestions again...
fredf
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Depends on what you're trying to do.
Can you explain what you would like to do once you have identified Play was pressed ?
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Well, I would like to recuperate the command (or callback) of the button play to pass a remote order.
I succeeded to include the activeX media player(interface Medai Player) in my code(that contains my graphs). Imagine the window MP on the left of the screen and the graphs on the right.
I would like to synchronise 2 applications (video and graphs).
For that, I must create a push button which allow to fire the boths applications (vidéo and cursor on my graphs). Maybe, I'm in a wrong way and it exist another way??I don't know. In any case, I'm chearching but it doesn't work. I hope that i've been clearly. You can put a question to me for more informations
best regards
fredf
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Ok, i understand better,
Think of the following:
how would you start your Graph if you didnt have any Video on the side, if there was only the graph.
There's probably a Play method for the graph, or Start, or Run .. etc .. Maybe you need to have a global somewhere that points to the graph that you can access from within the Callback to tell the graph to start. Or maybe a member in the class that will intercept the status change. So, when you intercept that transition that the Play button was hit, just issue a Graph->Play() (or whatever would bring the same result).
Hope this helped.
DarkByte
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