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This is because you haven't implemented all the methods of the ISimpleObj interface. Looks like the ISimpleObj::total method.
Steve
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Hi All,
Can Anyone tell me how to implement and export DllRegisterServer from a VB Activex Dll?
I am a complete newbie to VB,sorry about the very basic question.
Thanks and Regards,
Anil
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Can anyone also tell me what the default implementation of this function in VB does?
Thanks,
Anil
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Hello Anil_vvs,
Not possible to implement DllRegisterServer() in a VB ActiveX DLL. It is automatically generated for you by the VB IDE and programmers do not have the option of modifying it.
Bio.
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I create a C++ Powerpoint automation test program following the MSDN article "
How to create an automation project using MFC and a type library" steps.
But get serious trouble when it parses only a single rectange shape in a simple single PPT slide
The proble is always get assertion in "pptApp.put_Visible(false);"
"long nCount = shapepts.get_Count(); "
" long n = gshapes.get_Count(); "
Also I get assertion if I call shape.get_Vertice()
I ugently need the help to solve this problem.
the code is:
#include "stdafx.h"
#include "testPPT.h"
#ifdef _DEBUG
#define new DEBUG_NEW
#endif
#include <afxdisp.h>
#include "CPresentation.h"
#include "CApplication.h"
#include "CShapeNode.h"
#include "CSlides.h"
#include "CShapeNodes.h"
#include "CDocumentWindow.h"
#include "CPresentations.h"
#include "CShapes.h"
#include "CPageSetup.h"
#include "CFreeformBuilder.h"
#include "CPictureFormat.h"
#include "CShapeRange.h"
#include "CColorScheme.h"
#include "CMaster.h"
#include "CDesign.h"
#include "CHyperlinks.h"
#include "CActionSetting.h"
#include "CTextFrame.h"
#include "CSlide.h"
#include "CShape.h"
#include "CGroupShapes.h"
#include "CColorFormat.h"
#ifndef POWERPOINT_NOTINSTALLED
#define POWERPOINT_NOTINSTALLED 0
#endif
#ifndef POWERPOINT95
#define POWERPOINT95 1
#endif
#ifndef POWERPOINT97
#define POWERPOINT97 2
#endif
#ifndef POWERPOINT2000
#define POWERPOINT2000 3
#endif
#ifndef POWERPOINT2002
#define POWERPOINT2002 4
#endif
#ifndef POWERPOINT2003
#define POWERPOINT2003 5
#endif
//??????????????????????????????
//The Powerpoint conversion error code -- 2006-02-16, zxing
#define PPTCONV_OK 0 //OK
#define PPTCONV_NOPPT 1 //No Powerpoint installed
#define PPTCONV_NOPPTFILE 2 //No Powerpoint file
#define PPTCONV_PPTNOTRUN 3 //Cannot run powerpoint
#define PPTCONV_WRONGPPTVER 4 //Wrong Powerpoint version
//??????????????????????????????
// The one and only application object
CWinApp theApp;
using namespace std;
const OLECHAR FAR* szPPTProgID[] =
{
OLESTR("PowerPoint.Application.7"), // PowerPoint 95
OLESTR("PowerPoint.Application.8"), // PowerPoint 97
OLESTR("PowerPoint.Application.9"), // powerPoint 2000
OLESTR("PowerPoint.Application.10"), // powerPoint 2002
OLESTR("PowerPoint.Application.11"), // powerPoint 2003
};
long QueryPPTVersion(void)
{
long nRet = POWERPOINT_NOTINSTALLED;
CLSID clsid;
for (long i = POWERPOINT95; i <= POWERPOINT2003; i++ )
{
//Query class ID from system
if (SUCCEEDED(CLSIDFromProgID(szPPTProgID[i-1], &clsid)))
{
return i;
}
}
return nRet;
}
bool PPTStartup(CApplication& pptApp, long nVer, bool bShow, long& nPrevWS)
{
bool bRet = false;
if(nVer < POWERPOINT95 || POWERPOINT2003 < nVer)
{
return bRet;
}
CLSID clsid;
if(!SUCCEEDED(CLSIDFromProgID(szPPTProgID[nVer-1], &clsid)))
{
return false;
}
if(!pptApp.CreateDispatch(clsid))
{
TRACE(_T("Couldn't start PowerPoint and get Application object."));
return bRet;
}
nPrevWS = pptApp.get_WindowState();
if(bShow)
{
pptApp.put_Visible(true);
}
else
{
pptApp.put_Visible(false); //Failed get assertion
}
bRet = true;
return bRet;
}
int _tmain(int argc, TCHAR* argv[], TCHAR* envp[])
{
int nRetCode = 0;
// initialize MFC and print and error on failure
if (!AfxWinInit(::GetModuleHandle(NULL), NULL, ::GetCommandLine(), 0))
{
// TODO: change error code to suit your needs
_tprintf(_T("Fatal Error: MFC initialization failed\n"));
nRetCode = 1;
}
else
{
// TODO: code your application's behavior here.
}
nRetCode = OleInitialize(NULL);
long nVer = QueryPPTVersion();
long nPrevWS;
bool bShow;
CApplication pptApp;
if(!PPTStartup(pptApp, nVer, true, nPrevWS))
{
ASSERT(FALSE);
}
CPresentations pptPresentations = pptApp.get_Presentations() ;
CPresentation pptPresentation;
pptPresentation = pptPresentations.Open(_T("C:\\Dev\\outline.ppt"), FALSE, TRUE, TRUE);
CSlides pptSlides;
pptSlides = pptPresentation.get_Slides();
CSlide crtSlide;
crtSlide = pptSlides.Item(COleVariant((long)1));
CShapes shapes = crtSlide.get_Shapes();
CShape shape;
shape = shapes.Item(COleVariant((long)1));
CShapeNodes shapepts = shape.get_Nodes();
long nCount = shapepts.get_Count(); //Get Assertion
CGroupShapes gshapes = shape.get_GroupItems();
long n = gshapes.get_Count(); //Get Assertion
if(pptPresentation.m_lpDispatch != NULL)
{
pptPresentation.Close();
pptPresentation.ReleaseDispatch();
pptPresentation.m_lpDispatch = NULL;
}
if(pptApp.m_lpDispatch != NULL)
{
pptApp.Quit();
pptApp.ReleaseDispatch();
pptApp.m_lpDispatch = NULL;
}
return nRetCode;
}
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It's my understanding that for every call to CoInitialize() you need a call to CoUninitialize(), at least that's my interpretation of the documents on MSDN. Please look at my code:
cParse::cParse()<br />
{<br />
try<br />
{<br />
CoInitialize(NULL); <br />
short vi = 1;<br />
xls.CreateInstance(__uuidof(clsXL));<br />
xls->Visible(&vi);<br />
} catch(_com_error &e) {<br />
bstrDesc = e.Description();<br />
MessageBox(NULL,_com_util::ConvertBSTRToString(bstrDesc),0,0);<br />
}<br />
}<br />
<br />
cParse::~cParse()<br />
{<br />
try<br />
{<br />
CoInitialize(NULL); <br />
xls->QuitAll();<br />
} <br />
catch(_com_error &e) {<br />
bstrDesc = e.Description();<br />
MessageBox(NULL,_com_util::ConvertBSTRToString(bstrDesc),0,0);<br />
}<br />
CoUninitialize(); <br />
}
If I use it any other way the program crashes. I'm not sure if what I have done is right or wrong (it works), but I would like a better understanding? The commented numbers are to make any replies easier to understand 
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CoInitialize is to initialize the com libraries and for setting up the right apartment for the current thread where you are using the com objects.
You need to do this only once for an application. For example in the caase of an MFC application u can call CoInitialize(NULL); in the initinstace and CoUninitialize(); in the ExitInstance.
No need to call this in every class and method.
If u r in a multithreded app then u need to call CoInitialize and CoUninitialize in each thread.
hope this help...mil10
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Thanks for the reply. That is exactly how I thought it should be done, but in my above code, if I remove it from the destructor, the program crashes on exit. I'm having a nightmare trying to debug this since the xls pointer is an AxtiveX VB coded dll. But I am pretty sure the problem is not even in the dll (it only clears some memory).
I will keep trying nonetheless.
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MFC is very particular about outstanding COM references when it shuts down. If you're using a STA, you may want to call AfxOleInit() in your CxxxApp::InitInstance() and let MFC take care of uninitialisation rather than explicitly calling CoInitialize(NULL) and CoUninitialize() in your code. Obviously, if things are a little more complicated or you want to support multiple STAs or a MTA, AfxOleInit() will not suffice.
Hope that helps.
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No matter what I do, whenever and however I remove the CoInitialize(NULL); /** 3 **/ from the destructor the program crashes on exit. I cannot for the life of me find out why. I am not using MFC, this is just a regular Win32 application. Also I should point out that this class is initalised in the global scope and no call is made to the destructor.
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Thanks for all your effort guys, after reading my own reply to your posts I realised my error.
I should have created a global pointer to the object, initialise it on WM_INITIALISE and destroy it on WM_CLOSE. It all works perfectly and as it should do now.
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What are the rules that must be followed while passing interface pointers as parameters of a function?
For example ..
I have declared
<br />
ICaptureGraphBuilder *pBuilder;<br />
IGraphBuilder *pGraph;<br />
They both point to NULL initially.
Can i send the above interface pointers as function parametres where they will be created using CoCreateInstance.
I tried to call the following function.
<br />
BuildGraph(pBuilder,pGraph);<br />
whose implementation is as follows
<br />
void BuildGraph(ICaptureBuilder *pCapBuilder, IGraphBuilder *pGraphBuilder){<br />
CoCreateInstance(CLSID_FilterGraph, NULL, CLSCTX_INPROC,<br />
IID_IGraphBuilder, (void **)&pGraphBuilder);<br />
<br />
CoCreateInstance(CLSID_CaptureGraphBuilder2, NULL, CLSCTX_INPROC, <br />
IID_ICaptureGraphBuilder2, (void **)&pCapBuilder);<br />
}<br />
Now with the above function call i create the filter graph manager and capture graph builder.
But the pBuilder and the pGraph in the calling function point to NULL even though the pGraphBuilder and pCapBuilder doenst not point to NULL anymore.
How can i solve this problem?
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Hello !
That won't get you the interface pointer. Because the parameter seems to be 'pass by value' not 'pass by reference/pass by address'. Remove '&' from 'pGraphBuilder' in CoCreateInstance(). This will get the interface pointer in 'pBuilder' address instead of local 'pGraphBuilder' variable ! For more details look into the call by reference (using Pointers to Pointer)...
Malli...
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malli_123 wrote: Remove '&' from 'pGraphBuilder' in CoCreateInstance().
Thank you it worked
-- modified at 7:06 Wednesday 22nd February, 2006
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Hi ,
We all know windows system supports left mouse button drag and drop operation.
And we still can let our own application to support drag and drop operation.
My issue is can we get selected folders or files names before we release the left mouse button. That is to say, can we get selceted folders or files names during Drag&Drop's mouse moving process?
I want to use shell technicology to implement it. Unfortunately, I can get these informations only when I had clicked right mouse button or use left mouse button to move them to target folder,which supports drag&drop operation.
Any advice is welcome!
Thanks,
Welli
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Hi All
I know this is going to seem like a stupid question, but I have to ask it. I have had a look at the articles on this, but don't understand too much.
I am looking for information, as well as the simplist way to create and implement a IE Toolbar. I have looked at the ones done in WTL and don't understand too much, or maybe I just haven't had enough coffee yet. To give you a bit of background so that you can understand where I am coming from, I do development in C/C++ back end programing, ie no Front end dev in C/C++, so no understanding of MFC or WTL. The only front end programming I do is in Delphi. SO I am trying to find a simple implementation/article that will help me build a Google type tooolbar. So any and all pointers would be greatly appreciated.
Whilst we are on the subject if you could also point out some articles on Deskbands that would be great too. If you could maybe also recomend some books on the subject that would be a great help.
Thanks
Vaughan
"I once thought I saw the light at the end of the tunnel, but it was just the light from a torch of some bastard bringing me more work"
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I'm using the IDispatch and IUnknown interface to do some simple word automation, and I need to be able to insert text at given bookmarks. I've gotten as far as gettin a handle to the Bookmarks collection, but I'm not sure where to go from there.
How do I select a given bookmark, then insert some text after it?
Thanks.
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Hi all,
While working with print templates I got into a situation where my JavaScript loaded ActiveX control was not filling my m_spClientSite with a value other than NULL.
After wrestling with it for a while I decided to take a back door. It was necessary for me to access the COM interfaces in my instance of IE so I went to the Running Object Table. I enumerated its contents and was relaxed when I saw 3 IE entries as that was the number of IE windows I had open. Each one had been opened from the other. My problem is that all the IE objects in the ROT have the values of the first IE window opened (unfortunately not the one I wanted).
So my question is: is there a way of access the other IE COM interfaces?
Or even more helpful: what's the procedure when you control hasn't got a useful value in its m_spClientSite.
Thanks loads for any help
Tom
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I´m working with a template using ADO inside a Windows Service to connect to an SQL Server but I´m getting an "access violation". The following is part of the code that:
#import "C:\Program Files\Common Files\System\ADO\msado15.dll" rename("EOF", "EndOfFile")
#import "C:\Program Files\Common Files\System\ado\MSJRO.DLL" no_namespace
typedef ADODB::_RecordsetPtr RecPtr;
typedef ADODB::_ConnectionPtr CnnPtr;
....
CnnPtr m_Cnn;
HRESULT hr;
hr = m_Cnn.CreateInstance( __uuidof( ADODB::Connection ) );
m_Cnn->Open(CnnStr, UserName, Pwd, NULL); <--- I´m getting the error here
Does any one have a clue on how to solve the problem?
Thanks,
Adrian
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Try passing adConnectUnspecified instead of NULL in the Open function. And what are you using as your connection string?
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Hi,
I´ve tried the adConnectUnspecified but I´m still getting the same error.
I´m using the following string to connect the DB:
static char CnnStr[200]="Provider=sqloledb;Data Source=SAUCE; \
Initial Catalog=loadDB; \
User Id=admin;Password=admin;";
in the:
dbConn->Open("admin","admin",CnnStr)
I´m using the sample in http://www.codeguru.com/cpp/data/mfc_database/ado/article.php/c6729/
to build my service. In fact that example worked ok as an executable, but then when I tried to run it in a Windows Service I began to receive this "access violation" messages. Then I create it dynamicaly (dbConn=new ADOConnect()) , ´cause I thought that these was the problem, but the problem persists.
Thanks,
Dyrl
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Hmmm.
Well, firstly, if you have the username and password in your connection string, you don't need them in the Open function, you can leave them both as "" there.
Secondly, are you initialising the Com interface? You need to run
::CoInitialize(NULL);
before running any ADO code in C++ - I had this problem for a long time when I was first learning! If you don't use this line you will get a pretty serious error - i.e. it won't work!
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Hello,
I was wondering how to build an ActiveX control that integrates as a component "off the form" (say when using VB.net '03 or VB.NET '05). This is a component that has no user interface (except perhaps an icon) and needs never to be visible. I tried all of the various flags in the DECLARE_VIEWSTATUS macro to no avail. For example, the timer object in VB.NET is never on the form; it is shown as a component below the form.
I have experience with COM and ActiveX; I just do not know how to make my component behave like the 'timer' component.
Thanks in advance,
Dave.
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