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Connection Points
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See Chapter 6 "Connection Points and Type Information"
for information on connectable objects



Minimum System Requirements
===========================
Windows 95 with DCOM installed or Windows NT 4.0
Visual C++ 5.0 Professional
Visual Basic 5.0 Professional
Visual J++ 1.1
Microsoft SDK for Java version 2.01 (available on this CD)
Microsoft virtual machine for Java (available on this CD)



Simple Connectable Object
  C++ component, C++ Sink
=========================
This sample is not a full implementation of a connectable object.
1.  Open Simple.dsw in Visual C++
2.  Build Client.exe
    (this also builds Component.exe)
3.  Run Component.exe to register
4.  Run Client.exe
5.  Press a letter on the keyboard to see the message sent
    back to the client


Simple Connectable Object
  C++ component, Visual Basic Sink
==================================
This sample is not a full implementation of a connectable object.
1.  Open Simple.dsw in Visual C++
2.  Build Component.exe
3.  Run Component.exe to register
4.  Open Simple\VBClient.vbp in Visual Basic
5.  Choose Run/Start
6.  Press a letter on the keyboard to see the message sent
    back to the client


Simple Connectable Object
  C++ component, Java Sink
==========================
This sample is not a full implementation of a connectable object.
1.  Open Simple.dsw in Visual Studio (Visual C++/Visual J++)
2.  Build Component.exe
3.  Run Component.exe to register
4.  Choose Tools/Java Type Library Wizard
5.  Check the Inside DCOM Component Type Library checkbox and
    click OK
6.  Set JavaClient as the Active Project
7.  Choose Project/Settings, and select the Debug tab
8.  In the Class For Debugging/Executing text box, type
    "Driver" without quotes
9.  In the Debug/Execute Project Under section, select the
    Stand-Alone Interpreter (Applications Only) option and click OK.
10. Build JavaClient
    NOTE: If the following error is displayed, it is probably
    because the ConnectionPointCookie class is not installed. Try
    installing the Microsoft virtual machine for Java (which
    includes this class) located on this CD.
        error J0049: Undefined name 'com.ms.com.ConnectionPointCookie'
11. Run JavaClient
12. Press a letter on the keyboard to see the message sent
    back to the client


Full Connectable Object
  C++ component, C++ Sink
=========================
1.  Open Full.dsw in Visual C++
2.  Build Client.exe
    (this also builds Component.exe)
3.  Run Component.exe to register
4.  Run Client.exe
5.  Press a letter on the keyboard to see the message sent
    back to the client


Full Connectable Object
  C++ component, C++ Client that constructs v-table
===================================================
1.  Open Full.dsw in Visual C++
2.  Build DynaClient.exe
    (this also builds Component.exe)
3.  Run Component.exe to register
4.  Run DynaClient.exe
5.  Press a letter on the keyboard to see the message sent
    back to the client


Full Connectable Object
  C++ component, Visual Basic Sink
==================================
1.  Open Full.dsw in Visual C++
2.  Build Component.exe
3.  Run Component.exe to register
4.  Open Full\VBClient.vbp in Visual Basic
5.  Choose Run/Start
6.  Press a letter on the keyboard to see the message sent
    back to the client


Full Connectable Object
  C++ component, Java Sink
==========================
1.  Open Full.dsw in Visual Studio (Visual C++/Visual J++)
2.  Build Component.exe
3.  Run Component.exe to register
4.  Choose Tools/Java Type Library Wizard
5.  Check Inside DCOM Component Type Library checkbox and click OK
6.  Set JavaClient as Active Project
7.  Choose Project/Settings, and select the Debug tab
8.  In the Class For Debugging/Executing text box, type
    "Driver" without quotes
9.  In the Debug/Execute Project Under section, select the Stand-
    Alone Interpreter (Applications Only) option and click OK.
10. Build JavaClient
    NOTE: If the following error is displayed, it is probably
    because the ConnectionPointCookie class is not installed. Try
    installing the Microsoft virtual machine for Java (which
    includes this class) located on this CD.
        error J0049: Undefined name 'com.ms.com.ConnectionPointCookie'
11. Run JavaClient
12. Press a letter on the keyboard to see the message sent
    back to the client



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