Yip,
Up till now our project has been using CORBA between Delphi and Java using proxy
objects so that the transports were transparent. We are looking at switching
over to J-Integra which is com-based so all the Interfaces that we have designed
(there are lots) now need to be turned into COM objects. I'm looking for a quick
way to generate the type libraries for the COM objects from the existing
interfaces rather than having to do all the type libraries by hand.
Any suggestions?
Phil.
Myles Penlington <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 03/07/2000 09:25:52
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Subject: RE: [DUG]: Type libraries from interfaces
As long as you know the control/Object name, you can use Delphi to import
the type library for any Control etc.
So if you can find the DLL/Object in the list of available controls, delphi
will generate the Type Library to use in your project.
But I suspect you are after something else ??
Myles.
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> does anyone know of a 3rd party tool (or an easy way) to generate a type
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