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Mark Guerrieri Guest
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Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2005 3:38 pm Post subject: Re: Interface without coclass |
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That's because the CoClass IS the implementation on the interface. Defining
an interface does exactly that- defines an interface only and leaves the
implementation up to the implementor.
If you cretae a new ActiveX/COM object and tell the TLB to have it implement
your interface (from the 'Implements' tab of the CoClass in the TLB), then
the TLB will generate the skeleton code for your object. You may have to
add the type library containing your interface in the 'Uses' tab of the main
library TLB node for the new object as well.
Mark
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