I noticed that Direct3D is COM exposed, but there doesn\'t seem to be a type library for it. My first question is, what is the point of COM exposure if the infrastructure to use it isn\'t really the
Am working on a .Net windows application which internally uses a COM dll. Out of the following 4 ways of releasing a COM obje开发者_开发技巧ct, which is the best one?
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If you want to use a COM type in your C# code, the process is straight forward, right? You开发者_StackOverflow中文版 just need to use the type library importer and that\'s fine, but what if you don\'t
i have an application server (JBoss) with some EJBs deployed. Now i must develop an OSGi application which i would like to reuse with my application server. I know that new application servers allows
I have a .NET DLL which I call from a VB6 project. Until now, I\'ve had a public static class with a bunch of
I am talking about a small game engine using C# for game programming. So, I have a C++ app embedding mono runtime (I call it \'launcher\'). And I have an assembly written in C# which is my game engine
I want to extract a flash object from a word doc using OpenXml.I have done it other way round but it is not working as, if there are many flash objects then the processing time got hampered and hencef
I\'m trying to add some managed code into an existing c++ GUI application.I\'d like to get a functional callback working...specifically, I\'d like to pass a method pointer from UNMANAGED code to MANAG
I\'m writing a .NET wrapper for an unmanaged DLL.The original DLL is C++ with a C shim that basically just replicates the API in C form, so that language bindings aren\'t such a pain.I\'ve already wri