registering COM component as Out proc sever
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Basically I want to use COM Interop facility and expose some functionality from my .Net application (made in 2.0 n above)to COM Client (which can be any application in VB 6.0 or c++). My requirement is when COM client makes a call to my .net component, my .Net application should start in the background and after the work is over .net application should stop automatically. So to fulfill this I will have to make COM+ Servers. Now as my component is in exe form, I understand that I will have to create a Out proc server. But in .net I don't find any easy way to register my application as out proc. I searched the web and also code project site but not to much help. On code project site I found some useful information but the way of implementation shown is bit too difficult. (Pls visit : http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/BuildCOMServersInDotNet.asp[^]) Is there any easy way to fulfil my requirement in easier way? Pls advice. regards, Krunal
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Basically I want to use COM Interop facility and expose some functionality from my .Net application (made in 2.0 n above)to COM Client (which can be any application in VB 6.0 or c++). My requirement is when COM client makes a call to my .net component, my .Net application should start in the background and after the work is over .net application should stop automatically. So to fulfill this I will have to make COM+ Servers. Now as my component is in exe form, I understand that I will have to create a Out proc server. But in .net I don't find any easy way to register my application as out proc. I searched the web and also code project site but not to much help. On code project site I found some useful information but the way of implementation shown is bit too difficult. (Pls visit : http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/BuildCOMServersInDotNet.asp[^]) Is there any easy way to fulfil my requirement in easier way? Pls advice. regards, Krunal
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am I not clear with my question or its tough nut to crack for fellow mebers. If you want further clarification on question pls get back to me. I'm eagerly waiting for some response...
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