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DefaultListModel dlm = new DefaultListModel(); JList list = new JList(dlm); dlm.add("Jack"); dlm.add("Jill"); dlm.add("Mary"); . . . Hope this helps...

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Never mind. I got it. I though Java would give me a default constructor. Apperently, I had to specify one. Thanks people.

Use CheckRadioButton(). You pass it the IDs of the first and last buttons in the group, and the ID of the button to check.

Here's the bare-bones code to do it. Adding error handling is left as an exercise to the reader. ;) LPITEMIDLIST pidl; LPMALLOC pMalloc; TCHAR szDir[MAX_PATH]; pidl = SHBrowseForFolder(&x); SHGetPathFromIDList ( pidl, szDir ); SHGetMalloc(&pMalloc); pMalloc->Free(pidl); pMalloc->Release();

Run cl /? and look at the switches listed in the Preprocessor section. You can send the preprocessor output to a file or stdout. --Mike--

Thanks Alex. I appreciate it. ================== The original message was: Hi! As you've already mentioned you can't use the event map in the late binding. You have to implement the event sink and then use one of the functions below to create a connection between an object's connection point and a client's sink: CComPtr::Advise(...) - using smart pointers AtlAdvise(...) - using ATL IConnectionPoint::Advise(...) - generic interface method And of course you have to Unadvise when you are done with the object. Regards, Alex Gorev, Dundas Software. ================== The original message was: I have used the class wizard to generate a wrapper class from the type library of an in process server. I can access the methods and properties by creating a dispatch like this one for both. if(((*(COleDispatchDriver*)(&m_IMCSClientEvents))).m_lpDispatch==NULL){ //UCS_MCSSERVER.EXE if (!(m_IMCSClientEvents.CreateDispatch("MCSObject.MCSObject.1", &oe))) { But how do I capture the events. Do you create a dispatch for events? If so how do you capture them? I'm confused. I suspect the answer is use the EVENTSINK_MAP. But that would require an IDC value. Since I am late binding I do not have an IDC value I am not sure how to use the EVENTSINK_MAP. Thanks in advance.

Hi ! When you create the object in VB using "WithEvens" it means that the object can fire events. See VB documentation for more details. You are trying to use the IDispatch interface but probably the object you are using supports dual interfaces. It's much easier from C++ and much faster. You can use the #import directive with the name of the DLL file you are using to import the type library information and the use the QueryInterface function. Regards, Alex Gorev, Dundas Software. ================== The original message was: Here is a VB test app. It is not very complex or clever, but it works. Dim WithEvents mcs As MCSClient mcs.Initialize "MyString" where MCSClient is a com object added to the VB environment by adding a reference. Not a component, but a reference. I would like an equivalent VC app to this VB app. So I wrote some code like this. I use the Wizard to generate a wrapper class over the same dll the VB referenced and in my header I define a variable of the wrapper type as such. IMCSClient m_IMCSClient; Then in my code I successfully create the dispatch like so. if(((*(COleDispatchDriver*)(&m_IMCSClient))).m_lpDispatch==NULL){ if (!(m_IMCSClient.CreateDispatch("4E51E425-021E-11D2-B759-0020AFF84106", &oe))) { } } I can also use the progid in creating the dispatch, either way works. Here comes the problem, I want to perform the Initialze method. (Just like VB did.) m_IMCSClient.Initialize("MyString); When, this code excutes it will throw the following exception. DISP_E_MEMBERNOTFOUND I am not sure what it means. Is anyone familar enough with VB to know what WithEvents means? Can anyone suggest a different course of action.

The problem is this line: SendMessage(gnStartMsg, 0, 0); This sends the message right back to the CDialog that this code is in. You want to do: ::SendMessage ( hwndOtherDlg, gnStartMsg, 0, 0 ); where hwndOtherDlg is the HWND of the receiving dialog. Or, if you have a CWnd* to it, you can do: pOtherDlg->SendMessage ( gnStartMsg, 0, 0 );