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Problem creating .NET COM object from C++ application.
Oct 25 2012 6:54 AM
Here are the facts:
1) I have a .NET application which contains a class which has an exposed COM interface.
2) I have several C++ applications which instantiate an instance of this .NET COM class.
3) All C++ applications can successfully create the COM object on my dev PC.
4) On every other PC, one of my C++ applications fails to create the COM object failing with error: "No such interface supported". The remaining C++ applications don't fail.
Questions:
A) How can the interface be supported on my Dev PC and not others for one particular C++ app? The executable files are exactly the same on all machines.
B) How can all my C++ applications successfully instantiate the COM object, but one can't. It is literally the same code reused in each application.
C) How can I fix this? Is there some config setting I can tweak?
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