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HakunaMatada15-Apr-10 0:15

15-Apr-10 0:15

I now seem to be able to update the rgs values into the HKCU key but now how do I register the Typelib of the COM DLL in HKCU???

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Re: COM DLL Registration

Jonathan Davies15-Apr-10 1:46

Jonathan Davies

15-Apr-10 1:46

do you have a 'TypeLib' = s '{386515B1-2B6F-11D4-9048-004005719FF5}' (with your GUID)line in your .rgs file?

Re: COM DLL Registration

Jonathan Davies15-Apr-10 1:39

Jonathan Davies

15-Apr-10 1:39

HakunaMatada wrote:
My question is, can I just make changes to the rgs file and register the DLL with HKEY_CURRENT_USER

Why not change the HKCR in your .rgs to HKCU, build and register and have a look at the result with regedit? I'm assuming COM will look there for an entry.

Re: COM DLL Registration

HakunaMatada15-Apr-10 3:04

HakunaMatada

15-Apr-10 3:04

Yes! Yes! I got it! Eureka! Smile | :)

I made changes to the .rgs file so that the coclasses are registered with HKCU.

HKCU
{
	Software
	{
		Classes
		{
			.....
		}
	}
}

Then I rewrote the

CComModule.RegisterServer()

function to register the type library using

RegisterTypeLibForUser

. That did the trick.

Thanks for your help!

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outlook 2007 automation

tristan jung4-Apr-10 16:57

tristan jung

4-Apr-10 16:57

I want to operate outlook 2007 on my app. (I'm using visual studio 2005 / WTL)

But, I couldn't find data about office automation, especially outlook.

do anybody help me?

please.

- Tristan -

Re: outlook 2007 automation

Garth J Lancaster4-Apr-10 18:42

Garth J Lancaster

4-Apr-10 18:42

what exactely are you trying to do ? the Outlook (Exchange) Server 2007 uses for example WebDav (being phased out) and now, Web Services to communicate with it - using these you can list emails, extract their attachments, do calendar type things

There is plenty of info on MSDN about this

'g'

Re: outlook 2007 automation

Stuart Dootson14-Apr-10 22:01

Stuart Dootson

14-Apr-10 22:01

Searching CodeProject for "outlook #import", I find several articles, including this one[^], which looks pretty good to me.

Just searching CP for "#import" yields several decent articles on Office automation - this one[^] is pretty good.

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TabPage

atulskulkarni30-Mar-10 6:42

atulskulkarni

30-Mar-10 6:42

Hi All,

I have a tabbed control on my dialog and wish to add other controls to it on 2 different tabs. I can see that .Net framework has "System.Windows.Forms.TabPage" control that holds the page. I wish to know if their exists anything equivalent in ATL/WTL? I am restricted to use these (ATL/WTL). I read about CPropertyPage / CPropertySheet but I am not sure if that can created using dialog editor (I did not see the control).

How can I add controls using dialog editor on Tab Pages to the CTabCtrl?

Thanks and Regards,
Atul.

Re: TabPage

LunaticFringe30-Mar-10 6:53

LunaticFringe

30-Mar-10 6:53

Try this[^] article.

L u n a t i c F r i n g e

Re: TabPage

atulskulkarni30-Mar-10 7:05

atulskulkarni

30-Mar-10 7:05

Thanks for the reply. I have already read it. I am not sure if it clearly relates to my case.

For, it talks about creating property sheets/pages/wizard using program or single dialog based. I am talking about have a small CTabCtrl on the dialog apart from a list box and 2 check boxes on the dialog, etc. So it is not just showing one bunch of property pages. It has other things which I need to set on the Dialog editor interface.

Re: TabPage

Jonathan Davies30-Mar-10 7:40

Jonathan Davies

30-Mar-10 7:40

Build dialog classes and add controls using the graphical editor in the usual manner so the classes reference descriptions with an .rc file:

class CStatusDlg :	public CDialogImpl<CStatusDlg>,
{
    enum { IDD = IDD_STATUS };
    ...

Within the .rc file IDD_STATUS (in this case) describes the the dialog

IDD_STATUS DIALOGEX 0, 0, 589, 442
STYLE DS_SETFONT | WS_CHILD | WS_VISIBLE
EXSTYLE WS_EX_CLIENTEDGE
FONT 8, "MS Sans Serif", 0, 0, 0x0
BEGIN
    PUSHBUTTON      "Update",IDC_BUTTON1,77,247,51,15
    GROUPBOX        "Drive Faults",IDC_STATIC,17,16,163,221
    ....

Then create the tab control and the dialog windows and add the dialog to the tabcontrol (Other dialogs similarly created can be added to other tabs on the same control in the same manner).

CTabView m_tabView;
CStatusDlg m_StatusDlg;

....

/// Create a tabbed view
m_tabView.Create(m_hWnd, rcDefault, NULL, WS_CHILD | WS_VISIBLE | WS_CLIPSIBLINGS | WS_CLIPCHILDREN, WS_EX_CLIENTEDGE);

/// Create the first dialog based window to use as a tabbed view
m_StatusDlg.Create(m_tabView.m_hWnd,rcDefault, NULL);

....

/// Add the dialog based windows to the tab controls list (seems like a map with name/window pairs)
m_tabView.AddPage(m_StatusDlg.m_hWnd, _T("Status"));

....

GlobalInterfaceTable High CPU usage

marko201019-Mar-10 10:06

marko2010

19-Mar-10 10:06

Hi,

I'm marshalling some data in a timerproc thread using the GetInterfaceFromGlobal and Release function. However I noticed there is a high cpu usage when calling this function multiple times. Any ideas why this is happening?

Thanks

Seeking introductory text on the STL

RGodivala1-Mar-10 5:06

RGodivala

1-Mar-10 5:06

Hi,

I have for some time (ok, over a decade) had a gaping hole in my C++ knowledge, in that I don't really know much about the STL. I can use basic template classes and functions, but that's about it.

Now I need to learn about the STL, and there appears to be a dearth of good introductory books on the subject.
I have done a search on the forums, but the links seem to have expired.

So, does anyone have any recomendations for good introductions to the STL?

Thanks,

Richard

Re: Seeking introductory text on the STL

Richard MacCutchan1-Mar-10 5:21

Richard MacCutchan

1-Mar-10 5:21

There is a useful link in the first answer to the question below this one, and another one here[^].

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Re: Seeking introductory text on the STL

sunlin728-Mar-10 5:41

sunlin7

28-Mar-10 5:41

The Bible for stl is the C++ Templates the complete guide

Re: Seeking introductory text on the STL

Richard MacCutchan28-Mar-10 5:49

Richard MacCutchan

28-Mar-10 5:49

And why are you telling me this?

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Re: Seeking introductory text on the STL

sunlin728-Mar-10 20:29

sunlin7

28-Mar-10 20:29

I'm so sorry about that.
I am a new guy with passion in codeproject.

Re: Seeking introductory text on the STL

Richard MacCutchan28-Mar-10 22:55

Richard MacCutchan

28-Mar-10 22:55

lisunlin wrote:
I am a new guy

You've been a member of CP for 2 years 6 months!

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Re: Seeking introductory text on the STL

sunlin729-Mar-10 4:47

sunlin7

29-Mar-10 4:47

OK. Look, I am really sorry for my mistake.

Re: Seeking introductory text on the STL

Stuart Dootson28-Mar-10 8:03

Stuart Dootson

28-Mar-10 8:03

List of things wrong with your post:

You replied to the wrong person
The book you specified barely mentioned the STL…I suspect you meant another book by one of the co-authors. And yes, I have both books, I know what I'm talking about…

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Re: Seeking introductory text on the STL

LunaticFringe30-Mar-10 6:55

LunaticFringe

30-Mar-10 6:55

STL Programming from the Ground Up[^], by H. Schildt.

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use of vector /map /list

ramina sen24-Feb-10 22:59

ramina sen

24-Feb-10 22:59

can body give a scenarios where u have to use vector ,map and list .itz confusing???

Thanks all

Re: use of vector /map /list

tasumisra25-Feb-10 0:41

tasumisra

25-Feb-10 0:41

An Introductory STL tutorial[^]

http://www.google.co.in/search?hl=en&q=stl+tutorial&meta=&aq=3&oq=stl+[^]

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Passing a string to a method that takes an IDispatch*?

Rob Caldecott24-Feb-10 9:49

Rob Caldecott

24-Feb-10 9:49

I am converting an old VB COM object (which I didn't write) to C++ using ATL. One of the methods, according to the IDL, takes an IDispatch* as a parameter and the documentation and samples for this method claim that you can pass either a string (which is the progid of an object that will be created and used by the control) or an IDispatch* to an object that has already been created. How on earth do I implement this in ATL?

For example, the IDL:

[id(1)] HRESULT Test(IDispatch* obj);

The samples (which are all JScript):

obj.Test("foo.bar");

var someObject = new ActiveXObject("foo.bar");
obj.Test(someObject);

To make matters even more bizarre the actual VB code that implements this method actually declares the 'obj' parameter as a string! However, it all seems to work.

Can you even pass a string to a COM method that takes an IDispatch*? If so, can I determine that the IDispatch* is actually a string in my C++ ATL code? Even better, if it's an IDispatch that implements a specific interface I will want to call methods on it, or instantiate an object if it's a string.

I think that fact that JScript is in play here could be crucial (for example, JScript doesn't pass arrays as a SAFEARRAY and requires some magic to extract the length and the value of each element.)

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Re: Passing a string to a method that takes an IDispatch*?

Stuart Dootson24-Feb-10 21:01

Stuart Dootson

24-Feb-10 21:01

Rob - firstly - can you examine the type library of the old VB object, to verify that the IDL declaration matches it? Use the OLE/COM object viewer that's part of the Windows SDK and use the File->View TypeLib... option to do that.

Because what your saying makes me think the method's parameter is actually a VARIANT...that would certainly allow a client to pass string or IDispatch with impunity.

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