ATL object in MFC project
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I hope you people can perhaps help me out here. I've inserted a ATL object into a MFC project and now i want to access that object through a console application that sets certain values. My question is: What kind of ATL/COM server is created when inserting an ATL object into a MFC project. Is it a ATL Server (Exe)? or Dll? I can't find the object in the VC++ COM/DCOM object viewer, nor is the type library registered? How can i access this interface through COM? Any help would be appriciated. P.S. if the question is not clear, please specify which part, so can still hope for an answer.
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I hope you people can perhaps help me out here. I've inserted a ATL object into a MFC project and now i want to access that object through a console application that sets certain values. My question is: What kind of ATL/COM server is created when inserting an ATL object into a MFC project. Is it a ATL Server (Exe)? or Dll? I can't find the object in the VC++ COM/DCOM object viewer, nor is the type library registered? How can i access this interface through COM? Any help would be appriciated. P.S. if the question is not clear, please specify which part, so can still hope for an answer.
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A COM server under ATL can be in-proc, local, or remote given that it is non-ActiveX. An ActiveX server must be in-proc. Is the COM server registered? Kuphryn
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I hope you people can perhaps help me out here. I've inserted a ATL object into a MFC project and now i want to access that object through a console application that sets certain values. My question is: What kind of ATL/COM server is created when inserting an ATL object into a MFC project. Is it a ATL Server (Exe)? or Dll? I can't find the object in the VC++ COM/DCOM object viewer, nor is the type library registered? How can i access this interface through COM? Any help would be appriciated. P.S. if the question is not clear, please specify which part, so can still hope for an answer.
Abebe wrote: What kind of ATL/COM server is created when inserting an ATL object into a MFC project The type of COM server has nothing to do with ATL or MFC. If it's a DLL, then it's in-proc. If it's an EXE, it's an out-of-proc server. --Mike-- Latest blog entry: *drool* (Alyson) [May 10] Ericahist | Homepage | RightClick-Encrypt | 1ClickPicGrabber "You have Erica on the brain" - Jon Sagara to me