Re: CoCreateInstance and "Class not registered" error...
For starters, verify that CLSIDFromProgID succeeds and returns
you the expected CLSID, then verify the CLSID is indeed
present in the registry under HKCR/Classes. I see you have
an in-proc server, but does its threading model match the
client? E.g. is it Apartment- or Both-threaded? If not, you'll
need marshaling support for your interface(s).
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Alexander Nickolov
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<denis.mazzucato@libero.it> wrote in message
news:1155019995.478251.57110@75g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
Hi all.
I've a dll COM server (commercial, not mine) and I need to implement an
interface from this dll.
I'm using VC6.0 and VC2005. With 2005 it's all ok but not in 6.0...
I create a simple atl object with:
ThreadingMode: apartment
Interface: dual
Aggregation: yes
And with Support ISupportErrorInfo checked.
Then in the so created class I implement the interface (right click -
implement interface) AddTypeLib... open the registered dll and select
the interface.
Then I use:
//
HRESULT hresult
CoInitialize(NULL);
hresult = CLSIDFromProgID(
OLESTR("BondVisionAPI52.BVApiConnectionHelper"),
&clsid);
AtlWrapper* simple;
hresult = CoCreateInstance(
CLSID_AtlWrapper,
NULL,
CLSCTX_INPROC_SERVER,
IID_IAtlWrapper,
(LPVOID *) &simple);
//
The same code in vc2005 works, but if I write this in vc6.0 hresult is
0x80040154 (Class Not Registered)...
I tried almost every CLSCTX_xxx in this call... nothing changes...
What can I do?
Thanks all,
DM
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