Re: Additional Interfaces deriving from previous interfaces - Wizard?

Not true with COM interfaces. It's ok with dispinterfaces.
See my other reply. Reply here if you need to use COM
interfaces for your events, since then you do need multiple
connection points.

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<lea@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Uhm, of course having a little time to re-think the paradigm of
> events.
>
> Why would you want to version callback interfaces?? All they do is
> call a connection point in the client and so are really quite benign.
> If I'm thinking correctly, there is no versioning required as the
> client implements the code, not the server..
>
> So I don't need event inheritance, or do I?
>
> Lea
>


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