Re: Making asynchronous calls
Don't try that with a DLL - make it an EXE. Async COM only
works across COM apartment boundaries and with a DLL you
must make sure your threading model is incompatible with the
threading model of the DLL (e.g. this won't work at all if the DLL
is marked as ThreadingModel=Both). The only reliable choice
is an out-of-proc EXE server.
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"venky" <venkys.1984@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:75309cc1-3454-4fc3-9353-d07f8add8b4b@d21g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
Hi !
I`m having serious trouble in implementing nonblocking calls to a COM
DLL. I created a COM DLL using the ATL wizard as follows : Threading
Model - "Both", Aggregation - "No", Interface- "Custom". I created the
project with 'Merge Proxy/Stub" option enabled
As per MSDN documentation, I added a async_uuid() attribute and could
see that Begin_ and Finish_ methods were created.
But i`m not able to invoke the call from the client side. My code is
as follows:
HRESULT hr = CoInitializeEx(0,COINIT_MULTITHREADED);
ItryInterface* pObj=0;
hr = CoCreateInstance(CLSID_tryInterface, 0, CLSCTX_SERVER,
IID_ItryInterface, (void**)&pObj);
// Query the object for ICallFactory
ICallFactory* pCf=0;
hr = pObj->QueryInterface(IID_ICallFactory,
(void**)&pCf);
// At this point it fails with E_NOINTERFACE error. Isin`t it
mentioned in MSDN, that adding async_uuid() will automatically
implement ICallFactory for that interface.. ? Then why the error ?
Please help ! I`m totally exasperated !!!!
Regards,
Venky
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