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I know some things about remote procedure calls, but I've got no idea, if events can be responded.<br />
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Regards,<br />
Williams<br />

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I know some things about remote procedure calls, but I've got no idea, if events can be responded.

Regards,
Williams


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Can you give us some more information about the context of your problem.<br />

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Can you give us some more information about the context of your problem.


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For COM to do this you need to use event sinks - which are hideously complicated to set up. I suspect the same applies if you are to use DCOM. There is a utility available that takes a type library containing the description of a interface for events and sets up a component to wrap them. I'll have a dig tomorrow and post a URL for it...<br />
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Cheers,<br />
<br />
Raymond.<br />

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For COM to do this you need to use event sinks - which are hideously complicated to set up. I suspect the same applies if you are to use DCOM. There is a utility available that takes a type library containing the description of a interface for events and sets up a component to wrap them. I'll have a dig tomorrow and post a URL for it...

Cheers,

Raymond.


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I believe the URL you are looking for is:<br />
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<a href="http://www.castle.net/~bly" rel="ugc">http://www.castle.net/~bly</a><br />
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Cheers,<br />
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John Malia.<br />

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I believe the URL you are looking for is:

http://www.castle.net/~bly [http://www.castle.net/~bly]



Cheers,

John Malia.


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More precisely, the one you want is:<br />
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<a href="http://www.castle.net/~bly/Programming/Delphi/Utils/EventSinkImp.zip" rel="ugc">http://www.castle.net/~bly/Programming/Delphi/Utils/EventSinkImp.zip</a><br />
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Raymond.<br />

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More precisely, the one you want is:

http://www.castle.net/~bly/Programming/Delphi/Utils/EventSinkImp.zip [http://www.castle.net/~bly/Programming/Delphi/Utils/EventSinkImp.zip]

Raymond.


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Yeah,I got it! thank you<br />

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How can I capture and response a event raised by an ActiveX EXE through DCOM?
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How can I capture and response a event raised by an ActiveX EXE through DCOM?

Response event through DCOM

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