I am having a hard time figuring out what I\'m doing wrong, so I thought I would ask this at SO. I am trying to automate a measurement task (Qualcomm QXDM), hence would like to access the COM interfac
I have added a ComboBox to my CHTMLEditCtrl by passing it in a HTML string. Then dynamically I add the members(items) to it using IHTMLSelectElement.
I am trying to create a simple COM server using Python 2.7 on 64 bit Windows 7, but I can\'t get the DLL registered successfully. I am able to do this successfully using Python 2.6 on 32 bit Windows X
GetRecordInfoFromGuids requires the typelib to 开发者_运维知识库be registered, but I don\'t want to register my typelib (project requirements) because I use it with:
I want to create a dll from a C++ code and the use it in C#. Is there a solution of creating COM object from C++ ?
A COM server is create and I registerd that. When I am trying to add that COM server in a COM Client, I was not able to add, and following error is comming.
I have a COM component (in C#) that has the following interface: namespace InterOp { [StructLayout(LayoutKind.Sequential)]
First let me say: I am still very inexperienced with VB.NET so there is probably something simple I am missing, or at least that\'s what I\'m hoping.
One part of some software I have written is a COM dll. Other software uses this COM dll. My software has an update function where it will download a newer version of the dll, but the update will fail
I\'m trying to use the COM interop assembly to export some data to an Excel workbook for an ASP.NET web application. This works fine in development, since the server and the client are the same machin