Re: Not receiving implemented events.
"ferg" <fergdeff@gmail.com> wrote in message
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I can see that the QueryInterface is successful and the m_vec.Add(p)
call successfully adds the interface to the vector map. Nothing else
seems to happen until I make the test call into the server, which
calls the event Fire_ method. At this point the m_vec map is empty and
contains no interface pointers!
Do you implement just one connection point? It sounds like the client
advises to one, but you try firing on another. Each connection point has
its own list of sinks in its copy of m_vec.
BTW Alexander:
I assume you are referring to the following, which does seem to be
correctly in the connection map.
BEGIN_CONNECTION_POINT_MAP(CCoMessageEventTest)
...
What's behind this ellipsis?
CONNECTION_POINT_ENTRY(__uuidof(DThirdPartyEvents))
END_CONNECTION_POINT_MAP()
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