I'm researching about the configuration of a private registration free WinSxS with the plain provision of assembly manifest files, to stitch Delphi executables (COM clients) and .NET (C#) COM visible DLLs together at deployment and runtime. I already studied the documentation available at MSDN "Interoperating with Unmanaged Code", the sections [...] read more
I've written a small transform filter (derived from TransInPlaceFilter baseclass), and managed to make it work properly in a Directshow graph, entirely coded in C++. I basically followed the 5 first steps described on MSDN, and the last part of the 6th step (in order to use the filter directly [...] read more
Apologies but this is a C++ integration with C# question from a C# person! I have a C++ EXE which invokes methods from an COM DLL which is registered as an InProcServer32 with a specific class ID. The EXE is invoked thus: EXENAME --UseClassId {CLSID} The COM DLL is built [...] read more
We have a word based application. We create a Word Addin & when trying to connect the addin using the statements : Microsoft.Office.Core.COMAddIn MyAddin = null; bool bFound = false; try { foreach (Microsoft.Office.Core.COMAddIn MyAddin1 in WordApp.COMAddIns) { MyAddin = MyAddin1; if (MyAddin.Description == "My ComAddin") { MyAddin.Connect = true; [...] read more
I compiled an (existing [1]) directshow source filter, then plugged it into VLC to use it and get this: dshow error: couldn't bind moniker to filter object (0x800401f9) dshow error: can't use device: Virtual Cam, unsupported device type compiled using visual studio 2010 express + windows SDK 7.1 any ideas [...] read more