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List:       ms-dcom
Subject:    Re: Need help :Calling OLE COntainer in the constructer of class
From:       Zlatko Michailov <michailov () AUSTIN ! APC ! SLB ! COM>
Date:       2001-02-28 15:35:25
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There is a problem calling own pure virtual methods from a constructor. The most \
common example is a COM object whose constructor calls one or more of its interface \
methods. 

Zlatko


----- Original Message ----- 
From: Paul Blesson 
To: DCOM@DISCUSS.MICROSOFT.COM 
Sent: Tuesday, February 27, 2001 11:36 PM
Subject: Need help :Calling OLE COntainer in the constructer of class object


Hi   all
                 I am resenting the message since
noone replied to the message. I you know anything
about thhe problem  below , do reply
              I have a COM object. I want to initiate
 an instance of an OLE Container in the contructer of
 the class object. I am doing this because, I want
 only
 one instance of that OLE Container in the whole
 process. So I want to know Is there any problem
 in calling a OLE Contaniner in the contructer of the
 class object. I am getting runtime error when Im try
 to intiate the OLE container in the constructer of
 the
 class object. Otherwise , if I intiate the OLE
 COntainer in the class defintion , there is no
 problem. I want to know also wheather any methods by
 which , we can restrict the number
 of OLE COntainer objects in the above case to one.

 Thanks in advance
            by
                     BLesson Paul



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