Re: Writing Protectors in Managed Code

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Well your question should go to the microsoft.public.sharepoint.development_and_programming newsgroup as it is a programming question. That newsgroup is for all SP products/versions.

This in any case is a newsgroup for people who have the WSS 2.0 product or the WSS 3.0 product installed. MOSS questions go elsewhere.

Mike Walsh
WSS FAQ http://www.wssfaq.com
no questions by e-mail please



Daniel C wrote:
On Oct 4, 12:10 pm, Daniel C <daniel.chaw...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Has anyone seen or implemented a protector (either autonomous or
integrated) in managed code? My research indicates that protectors
are written in unmanaged code and registered as COM objects, but my
team is a .Net team with little or no C++ experience.

One cannot use C# to write a true COM object, but it seems that using
the steps outlined in this msdn article titled "Exposing .NET
Framework Components to COM" (http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/
library/
aa720072(VS.71).aspx) would essentially do the same thing (unmanaged
code would treat the wrapped .Net object as a COM object). Will WSS
treat a wrapped .Net object as a true COM object?

This is for MOSS 2007.

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