I think he's got it right actually.
But this single/multi nomenclature thing always confuses me
which is why I asked about it.
The standard definitions are unclear IMO.
from the Delphi help:
"Single Instance Allows only a single COM interface for
each executable (application), so creating multiple instances
results in creating multiple applications [...]"
MultiInstance: Specifies that multiple applications can
connect to the object. Any time a client requests service, a
separate instance of the server gets invoked. [...]"
Is it me, or do these two things sound the same?
> supposed to get a different one. (Can never be sure what
> COM is going to do sometimes).
this is the one certain thing about COM.
-ns
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