Hi
Please bear with me on this one. I've just followed a tutorial to create an ActiveX EXE component. It works fine. I am able to automate my component from within another VB project (I haven't tried from VC++ yet) and it works standalone. One thing that confuses me is this: the class that defines the type library functions (that my client programs can call) doesn't have an interface in the usual COM style. That is, the tutorial simply created an ActiveX EXE project which creates a class by default. Functions were then added to this class. There was no specific interface created and no classes created which implemented this interface. I know he thing seems to work but, is this the correct way of doing this. Should an interface have been created with the current class implementing the abstract function of the interface?
Thanks for your patience/help
Simon
Please bear with me on this one. I've just followed a tutorial to create an ActiveX EXE component. It works fine. I am able to automate my component from within another VB project (I haven't tried from VC++ yet) and it works standalone. One thing that confuses me is this: the class that defines the type library functions (that my client programs can call) doesn't have an interface in the usual COM style. That is, the tutorial simply created an ActiveX EXE project which creates a class by default. Functions were then added to this class. There was no specific interface created and no classes created which implemented this interface. I know he thing seems to work but, is this the correct way of doing this. Should an interface have been created with the current class implementing the abstract function of the interface?
Thanks for your patience/help
Simon
