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List:       ms-java-com
Subject:    Re: Registering a bean with Javareg
From:       Douglas Graham <dgraham () XYPOINT ! COM>
Date:       1998-02-20 19:37:22
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Steve and List;

Have you used the OLE/COM Object Viewer form MS?  Mine came with VC++
5.0 and it's a sweet tool to have when mucking around with Javareg and
COM objects.  It gives you all the details of Javareg created Java/COM
classes and Java/ActiveX controls ( I don't know how else to make the
distinction between the two!?! ).

I don't know where else the tool is available.

HTH,
Doug


>----------
>From:  Steve Pierson[SMTP:stevep@ABTCORP.COM]
>Sent:  Friday, February 20, 1998 11:23 AM
>To:    Java-COM@LISTSERV.MSN.COM
>Subject:       Re: Registering a bean with Javareg
>
>I haven't found a way to use "just a little" of the /*@com...
>magic comments.  Besides, the event interface that gets wrapped
>with DIID_TestBean_Events is a language-provided java bean
>interface, so I can't modify its source code anyway.
>
>I rooted around in my registry before and after javareg-ing the class
>and found what got entered.  there is a GUID for the coclass (which
>javareg lets you specify), but javareg generates fresh GUIDs for
>the type library and the incoming and outgoing interfaces.  The
>typelib seems to be the critical piece, because that's what clients
>look at as their reference.
>
>I suppose this is turning into a feature request.  It would be
>*really* useful if javareg could look to see if the typelib already
>exists, and reuse its GUIDs if possible.  This would be a more portable
>addition to reusing existing registry entries on a machine that's
>already had the class registered.
>
>Steve Pierson
>ABT Corporation
>stevep@abtcorp.com
>
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