Well, there's always a lesson to be learned.:cool: I didn't think if this either, but afterwards it's quite logical since when the server is registered (DllRegisterServer gets called from e.g. RegSvr32) it simply writes registry values not knowing anything about the proxy/stub dll. Nice of you to share the explanation. Thanks. -- Roger

Hi Vita, I can see you are good with COM and C#. I am new to use c# and I did not use COM before. I would appreciate if you could help me. I need to execute Cache methods from c# programm. Now Cache does not have yet any interface to c#, but there is COM for c++ 6. Using this COM in c# I can open Cache DB, but I cannot (I do not know how) to access properties of the classes stored in Cache database. I exported Cache classes in ODL format. Cache created this file that has uuid and id for every method I created in Cache. Now, my problem is how can I call these methods in C#? I would appreciate if you could refere where can I find any code how to call methods when I have them in odl file. Thanks in advance, RikaBoy -- modified at 3:46 Saturday 27th August, 2005

You may be using a library that is installed when you install VC++. Try compiling your project with a statically linked library instead for shared DLL.

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