Warren Sweetman wrote:
Hi,
I have used the Jawin Type Browser generation utility to generate the necessary
stubs for a VB dll. I have looked at the generated code and found several
generated methods commented out.
/**
*
* @return void
**/
/*public void QueryInterface(Object[] riid,void[]
[] ppvObj) throws COMException
{
invokeN("QueryInterface", new Object[] {riid, ppvObj});
}*/
Can anybody shed some light as to why this code has been commented out?
thank you for your assistance.
Notice in
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/jawinproject/jawin/stylesheets/codegen/jawin/dispatch.xsl?view=markup
the comment-out template causes a number of base class functions to be
commented out. You can change this list if you have need. I believe
the QueryInterface is available by other Jawin marshaling but not
certain. Currently the marshaling needs work. I'm interested in
creating an all new marshaling based on java.nio. I've worked out for
basic primitive dispatch argument lists. But there is much to be done.
If anyone has examples of a generic C callback for tieing into the
vtable with a the same generic function, let me know. I've also started
work on a JAWT based org.jawin.OleControl for visual COM components. If
anyone has COM examples or know the MS document location of some good
examples of handling callbacks and events from keyboard and mouse
without the code generated by VC++ let me know.
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