there is a thing called COM+ Events..which allow other objects to subscribe for any notifications..
but if u want ur clients to be notified from the COM+ server..COM+ is certainly NOT the way to go..
In these cases, a good alternative is to use straight UDP (datagram-based IP protocol) to...
hi
i have just got my feet wet in COM+..i have a question
regarding COM+ Events that has something to do with interfaces..any idea about this?
Lets say I have a standard COM component (COM.dll) which containts over 10 methods. lets assume one of them is named Notify() that returns a string...
try creating a new database and import all ur existing tables/queries..etc into the new one..
now try connecting to the newly created database..see if it still asks for the password
by the way..how do u connect to the database ?
vickram
did u try something like this ?..i mean the format() function
it should be MM/dd/yyyy
strRs = "SELECT Fields WHERE DateTimeStamp LIKE '#" & Format(" & sName & ", 'MM/dd/yyyy')#'"
vickram
hi catab ..im a newbiew to COM+..i have a question
regarding COM+ Events that has something to do with Interfaces..since u were having a problem with interfaces, i thought i could just post my question here..any idea about this?
Lets say I have a standard COM component (COM.dll) which containts...
u cannot rely on the bas module to share global variables.
it will work fine so long your objects keep running on the same thread..
if an object happens to be instantiated on a separate thread..it will not have the global variables..ie., this particular object will have the initial values only
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