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Carl Woodward
All,
I have an ATL C++ shell extension that communicates with a Win32 service via
a locked down RPC interface.
For a number of reasons, the service is going to be rewritten in C# (.NET
2.0). Is it possible to define the same interface in C# so that the shell
extension will work without modifcation? So, can I write a .NET Service that
exposes an RPC interface?
Or, are we going to have to come up with a different communication method
between the shell extension and the service? If so, does anyone have any
suggestions as to what might be a good communication method?
Many thanks in advance,
Carl.
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I have an ATL C++ shell extension that communicates with a Win32 service via
a locked down RPC interface.
For a number of reasons, the service is going to be rewritten in C# (.NET
2.0). Is it possible to define the same interface in C# so that the shell
extension will work without modifcation? So, can I write a .NET Service that
exposes an RPC interface?
Or, are we going to have to come up with a different communication method
between the shell extension and the service? If so, does anyone have any
suggestions as to what might be a good communication method?
Many thanks in advance,
Carl.
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