Current configuration is: The main application is unmanaged. It contains DLL, containing TLB, which describes functions, exposed to COM model.
We were wondering if when using Bundle with serializable or parcelable objects, when does the marshalling actually happen? As soon as you put it in the bundle? Since bundles are mostly used to simply
I have a schema here where I am trying to include/import another schema that has no namespace (and this cannot be changed because it comes from another vendor and it would no longer validate their XML
I\'m getting in trouble by hooking window messages. I need to detect window text (caption) changes, so I intercept the WM_SETTEXT message for the interesting windows (I do so because at window creatio
According to this question it\'s possible to seamlessly combine managed and unmanaged code us开发者_开发百科ing C++/CLI. I don\'t quite get it - shouldn\'t there be marshalling between managed and unm
I am having a really hard time getting this marshalling down. I have umanaged code that looks like this:
I was trying to use a struct to parse socket data when implement a UDP based protocol. And I searched and I can use these 2 functions to convert between byte[] and struct:
We have a class, with no control over the source, so no way to annotate it for JAXB.We also have a framework to take care of marshaling.Is there any way for this framework to ask that class whether it
I\'m using Invoke for late binding on a legacy COM objects that supports IDispatch.This seems necessary as .NET\'s Type.GetMethod Type.InvokeMember do not seem to work on these objects.
I am trying to wrap an unmanaged c++ interface composed of several abstract structs (with all pure virtual methods) and a small factory namespace which returns handles (shared_ptrs) to these structs.