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    I've been working on a COM Service project for about 2 months and early in the development process, i had to generate Proxy/Stub dll. Today, after having a very evolved project, i try to figure out which data type prevents me from using the standard marshalling libraries. I've been browsing thru the net for about 1 hour and a half, trying to find which data type was 'forcing' me to have my own Proxy/Stub dll. Then, i figure i'll unregister my Proxy/Stub dll and see if i can still acces my COM Service. Well, it works :omg: I guess during the growth of my project i changed whatever required that proxy/stub code and am now fully automation compliant :-D Just needed to share this as this is not a question, but it sure feels good to know my project is full automation compliant.

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      I've been working on a COM Service project for about 2 months and early in the development process, i had to generate Proxy/Stub dll. Today, after having a very evolved project, i try to figure out which data type prevents me from using the standard marshalling libraries. I've been browsing thru the net for about 1 hour and a half, trying to find which data type was 'forcing' me to have my own Proxy/Stub dll. Then, i figure i'll unregister my Proxy/Stub dll and see if i can still acces my COM Service. Well, it works :omg: I guess during the growth of my project i changed whatever required that proxy/stub code and am now fully automation compliant :-D Just needed to share this as this is not a question, but it sure feels good to know my project is full automation compliant.

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      Milton Karimbekallil
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      yess boss.. if all the datatypes are automation compliant, then universl marshalor will do tha mrdhl/unmrshl for us.. rgds... mil10..

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