Help me please,Urgent!!
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From article: http://www.codeproject.com/dll/plug-in.asp#xx88311xx Serialize problem only appear with VC7.0,it works fine with vc6.0. I have been somewhat successful in trying to implement serialization for my test app. I am using a CList template to store objects. Here are a few details... Serialization works just fine for documents saved and reloaded during a given session. This includes data stored in dialog resources. This is as long as I serialize the list then walk through the list, serializing each list object. However, Serialization fails after closing the session and then reopening. In general, I am given only the {DllProxy} class (where I should be getting my dll's runtime class instead) and all other vars are mud. I AM able to successfully serialize save/load a list of the DLLProxy "pointers" themselves with great fidelity. But the Plug_Object "pointers" that they originally created are lost from session-to-session. Thanks and Best Regards
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From article: http://www.codeproject.com/dll/plug-in.asp#xx88311xx Serialize problem only appear with VC7.0,it works fine with vc6.0. I have been somewhat successful in trying to implement serialization for my test app. I am using a CList template to store objects. Here are a few details... Serialization works just fine for documents saved and reloaded during a given session. This includes data stored in dialog resources. This is as long as I serialize the list then walk through the list, serializing each list object. However, Serialization fails after closing the session and then reopening. In general, I am given only the {DllProxy} class (where I should be getting my dll's runtime class instead) and all other vars are mud. I AM able to successfully serialize save/load a list of the DLLProxy "pointers" themselves with great fidelity. But the Plug_Object "pointers" that they originally created are lost from session-to-session. Thanks and Best Regards
If I am right, you doing a mod of my article. If you can it would be best if you could send a copy of the offending code to me to have a look at. If you do, try and keep it as minimal as possible, so that it just illustraits the problem. The only other issue is that I work with VC 6 only, so if its dieing in VC7 only, I may not be able to spot/replicate the problem. Roger Allen Sonork 100.10016 Were you different as a kid? Did you ever say "Ooohhh, shiny red" even once? - Paul Watson 11-February-2003