I've made out-of-process WR/WP8 component with own background thread. It handles SIP stack internally and runs in background thread. It is modified code from ChatterBox MSDN example. https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/windowsapps/ChatterBox-VoIP-sample-app-b1e63b8b
Last days I add delegates to raise events from component. In C++/CX it is:
public delegate void OnLogMessage(Platform::String^ msg);
public ref class Logger sealed
{
public:
Logger();
virtual ~Logger();
void FlushLog();
event OnLogMessage^ OnLogMessage;
};
There is subscription to event in C# code:
BackgroundProcessController.Instance.Logger.OnLogMessage += new IntTalk.OnLogMessage(mLogger_OnLogMessage);
It builds ok.
But during debug I see exception:
A first chance exception of type 'System.Exception' occurred in mscorlib.ni.dll
Additional information: Interface not registered (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80040155)
If there is a handler for this exception, the program may be safely continued.
Proxy stub DLL is generated. I checked .h/.c files - they include some code for events.
What can be cause of this issue?
When debugging in native mode the same code I observed the "Interface not registered" exception. Short search resulted in this reference:
'Interface not Registered' error on ATL out-of-process callback interface
But I use C++/CX, no IDL at all. I checked the ChatterBox demo (which was starting point for my VoIP application) - they do not use Windows Runtime events at all.
So I stopped my attempts in this direction.
Another possible ways can be:
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