Or use aggregation instead of inheritance - maybe in combination with an interface. -^-^-^-^-^- no risk no funk

FYI... It is possible to attach a dll into a process from a different process and invoke a static method available with that dll. So it is possible to enter into a process and do whatever there, though we can't access the data back to the attaching process. If interested to know more see the article ".NET Object Spy and InvokeRemote". Thanks Diana.

Hi Parwej, Thanks for the reply. I want to get hold of an object from a different application for automated testing purpose. Diana.

I don't think it is.. You could either drop a small button on to although that would be rubbish. You could hide the column headers and have the first row of data being a dummy row, when you check its checkbox it checks all the others. -- modified at 9:16 Friday 21st April, 2006

Yes. All string literals that are identical will be reused. --- b { font-weight: normal; }

Hi I would like to add a new observation with the above mail. The problem is seen only in the Debug Mode. The first line in the that method ("assert(false);"), which enables debugging was commented out and its not throwing any more Exception and working fine. //Server side in VC++ STDMETHODIMP CServerObj ::CallServerMethod(int integer, tagStruct *pVal, VARIANT vt) { //assert(false); } But I don't know why it was happening. Regards, Diana.

Hi Gizzo, Many Many Thanks!!! Object wasn't initialized properly!!!! Its working :). Great!!! Once again Thanks. Keep it up!!!! Diana.

Hi Many Thanks Diana :)

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