Question: How to find the threading models supported by a predefined out-of-process (EXE-based) Server: Using oleview? Or any other valid methods? Note: Attempting to connect to the above described server to receive event notifications ...
Hi everyone, I need an out of process C# COM component to host a 32 bit VB6 COM object. I can't seem to figure out how to do this in C#. The closest analogue I can think of is an activex exe, but it doesn't appear that C# can do this. Due to client restrictions, I cannot use com+ or dllhost.exe. Does anyone have any ideas? ...
Our program consumes an out-proc COM server and makes thousands of calls on its interfaces. This takes very very long time - like a minute for about 50k calls. The COM component vendor says that the calls are very fast by themselves and that the problem is in the overhead associated with out-proc calls. Is there anything that can be tun...
I'm having a hell of a time trying to figure out user privilidges and security settings on Vista. The situation is this: I have a 32 bit C++ application that acts as an out-of-process (==standalone exe) COM server. I have several .Net, FoxPro, X++ and C/AL client applications that use this server. They all work on WindowsXP. They often ...
It is about Window COM component. Server.exe: an 32bit out-of-process COM server CLSID_Application: The GUID of a COM object in Server.exe Client.exe: a 64bit client application which use Server.exe in a registry-free way. As we know, an exe can't be used as a registry-free COM component, to mimic such behavior, I start the Server.ex...
Here is a concrete example: I create a IWeBrowser2 interface by calling wb.CoCreateInstance(CLSID_InternetExplorer, 0, CLSCTX_SERVER);. This gives me a marshaled interface from my process into whichever of the running iexplore.exe processes happens to contain this browser tab in my thread A. Now I use the IGlobalInterfaceTable to get a...