Santhosh PillaiGlobalization challenges... one at a time.PInvoke: Should it be this hard- March 31, 2004 Obviously, no! We are trying everything we can to make it less painful for the developers. Most of the time, the hard question is whether or not the PInvoke signature is accurate. Now that we have a sample that shows PInvoke signature for methods declared in Windows.h, it's just a start. You can also find a list of resources that provides assistance to developers encountering problems PInvoke functionality at http:www.gotdotnet.comteamclrbclTechArticlesTechArticlesPInvokeHelpFAQ.aspx. Please...http://blogs.msdn.com/sanpil/archive/2004/03/31/105146.aspx Hard to Find a Technical Resource Think About Microsoft Developer Support!- March 26, 2004 I often see questions like this in various forums: We are about start the coding phase of our project. We would like to validate our architecture against someone with expertise in DCOMRemoting--Add your technology here--. We probably need a week or two of someone's time to provide a sanity check before we start our work. It is hard to find a resource, can you help You can open an advisory incident with Microsoft Developer Support to get help. Get the details at...http://blogs.msdn.com/sanpil/archive/2004/03/26/97172.aspx DCOM: Is there a way to get the IP of the DCOM client from the DCOM server- March 1, 2004 Another FAQ. Short answer: may be. Shorter answer: no. To be honest: no supported way. CoQueryClientBlanket() will give "some information", such as the user name and domain name, but unfortunately, there is no way of obtaining the client machine name or IP address from a DCOM application. This is because there is no way to get RPC Binding Handle inside a DCOM server. If you have a RPC application then you have a RPC binding Handle and this will have information about the client. If you look at..http://blogs.msdn.com/sanpil/archive/2004/03/01/82302.aspx |