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How to update the Document generated by server COleServerDoc

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    Andraw Tang
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    Hi, dear all, Maybe my title make you confused, but I really don't know how to express it. The project was created by other people before, inside the project there is a server called XXXX which inherite from COleServerDoc class. There are two containers that invoke the methods in the sever. Everything works fine. Until now, before it only handle 4 types of materials, now it needs to handle 8 types of mateials, so I need to modify the server, otherwise it will cause array overflow. I modify the server and compile it, but when I run the container program, I still get the material overflow error, it totally didn't use the latest server I just compiled. I check the container project and find it invode the server use the code: CreateDispatch(_T("XXXX.Document")), then I got to the Registry editor and find it was registered there before. So even I modify the server and recompile it, but the registered XXXX .Document is not updated, what should I do? how can I make the container project call my latest server? Thank you very much!

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