Re: Using COM interface obtained from local server

From:
"Brian Muth" <bmuth@mvps.org>
Newsgroups:
microsoft.public.vc.atl
Date:
Thu, 30 Aug 2007 13:22:42 -0700
Message-ID:
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<martin.ghazaryan@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1188499896.584469.203850@q4g2000prc.googlegroups.com...

Hi.

My client code used to obtain and use interfaces from an inproc
server. Here is an example (without error checking):

void ClientFunc()
{
   CComPtr<IBookStore> bookStore;
   CComPtr<IBookCollection> bookCollection;
   CComPtr<IBook> book;

   bookStore.CoCreateInstance(L"BookStore.Bookstore");
   bookStore->getCollection(&bookCollection);
   bookCollection->find(L"D. Box", &book);

   // Using 'book'
   .............

}

Everything works ok with that.

Now I need to obtain the 'IBookCollection' interface from a local
server, which is realized as a windows service. In that server I've
declared and realized a small interface, which contains
'getBookCollection' among some other functions. It mainly does the
same as the above client function and returns a pointer to interface
'IBookCollection':

STDMETHODIMP CoBookManager::getBookCollection(IBookCollection**
ppIBCol)
{
   m_bookCollection.Release();
   m_bookStore->getCollection(&m_bookCollection);

   *ppIBCol = m_bookCollection;
   (*ppIBCol)->AddRef();

   return NOERROR;

}

Now the client code doesn't work as is supposed to with the
interface,
returned from the local server.


Explain what you mean by "doesn't work". That's pretty vague.

I've properly declared IBookManager
interface in the IDL file, and expected, that everything would be ok
with IBookCollection interface marshalling, but seems, something is
wrong.


What behaviour are you experiencing?

Are you typelib marshaling or custom marshaling? If the former, is the type library registered? If the latter, is the proxy-stub
registered?

Brian

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