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I found out a complete plugin system, with native support Delphi, no COM/OLE things.<br />
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It is called UIL plugin system...<br />
Sorry I forgot the address from where I got it, but I can send it to you if you provide me an e-mail address.<br />
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It has a fully-featured plugin manager component to be used in the host app and a delphi expert to create plugins.<br />
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Acctually, I think this is the best arround.<br />
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I found out a complete plugin system, with native support Delphi, no COM/OLE things.

It is called UIL plugin system...
Sorry I forgot the address from where I got it, but I can send it to you if you provide me an e-mail address.

It has a fully-featured plugin manager component to be used in the host app and a delphi expert to create plugins.

Acctually, I think this is the best arround.



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Hi:<br />
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I need information about implementing a plug-in architecture using COM/OLE or DLL's. So, please point me out some resources in the Web where I can find some information.<br />
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Hi:

I need information about implementing a plug-in architecture using COM/OLE or DLL's. So, please point me out some resources in the Web where I can find some information.

Thanks 

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