I've managed to find a solution. Thanks to Mike & Mark for their postings
though, they helped me to start looking in the right directions.
The source of the problem turned out to be that the object used to
implement the COM interface was being prematurely garbage collected. The
garbage collection
I wouldn't mind seeing the exact error message but my guess is your
@Register directives don't have the fully quallifed assembly name (this
could be true of the code behind dll as well - in terms of the inherits
tag of the @Page directive.
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--- "Woodard, John" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Philip,
>
> I'm having trouble understanding your example given that I don't how your
> tables and records are layed out, so I can't complete the mental diagram.
Ah the beauty and horror of cut and paste ;-)
> It looks like mapData is the parent, b
> The 'add web reference' wizard works in this case when the objects do
> not contain complex data types. I have tested with success this
> approach, my understanding is that it is simply a remoted
> object using a
> SOAP formatter, which is essentially what a web service is, RMI calls
> returnin
I am attempting to determine user actions inside the DevStudio designers.
I am using an Add-In to accomplish this by getting the active window (in
a 'WindowActivated' DTE event) from the DTE object and checking if it is
an IDesignerHost. If it is I then add selection event handlers so that I
can ca
Philip,
I'm having trouble understanding your example given that I don't how your
tables and records are layed out, so I can't complete the mental diagram.
It looks like mapData is the parent, but is recordType a member of a child?
On a broader scale, does anyone know of a more complete reference
Ned,
I would check to see if the Server thread associated with a call from the COM
component is ever fully released. Does your server code continue running after the
call to the .NET client? Even if it does, can you start counting the current threads
in use on the server using VS ide? If the
ASP.Net project.
Project Scenario :::
Application DLL refers 9 Interop DLLs
Code Behind DLL refers Application DLL and 1 Interop DLL .
UI Controls DLL refers Application and Code Behind DLL .
These 12 DLLs, along with ADODB 2.6.0.0 (only this version is used
throughout)are strong named, a
That was the problem.
I decided to write a test case for the alleged problem, and i couldn't
reproduce it. So after a more examination i discovered my bug.
Replaced lock operator with Try.Enter and forgot that lock is just a
Ergo didn't invoked Monitor.Exit
try {
Enter(...)
} finally {
Does not totally fit it. Still, here is our scenario:
* We have one outer class, derived from an abstract base class. NO
commin interface etc. with the contained stuff.
* The outer class contains a ton of stubs.
* For every stub there is a separate class that contains a derived
class.
* There a
The 'add web reference' wizard works in this case when the objects do
not contain complex data types. I have tested with success this
approach, my understanding is that it is simply a remoted object using a
SOAP formatter, which is essentially what a web service is, RMI calls
returning SOAP.
For w
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