Re: dllregisterserver not registering com classes
That's an interesting possibility.
According to Dependency Walker, I depend on COREDLL.DLL, OLE32.DLL,
OLEAUT32.DLL, and MSVCR80D.DLL.
The only one of those I can find in the \windows directory is
MSVCR80D.dll. But, I believe the others are fairly necessary system
components, so I can't imagine they're not there, they're probably just
hidden. Is there a way to check for this specific failure condition?
-PaulH
Carl Daniel [VC++ MVP] wrote:
PaulH wrote:
I wasn't entirely correct before, though. The interface is being
properly put in to the registry, it's only that when I try to access
it, I get the REGDB_E_CLASSNOTREG error from:
{
//...
MyModuleLib::IIMyModulePtr pModule = NULL;
HRESULT hr = pModule.CreateInstance(TEXT("MyModule.IMyModule"));
//...
}
Does your DLL depend on any other DLLs that aren't on the PATH or in the
same directory? If the COM machinery gets an error loading your DLL, you'll
get back REGDB_E_CLASSNOTREG just as if the regisstry entries were missing.
-cd
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