Registering a CLSID in MFC application

Hi

My project is a MFC multidoc application. Now I have to expose COM
interfaces so that the application can cater the needs of the clients
through COM interfaces. So I manually added an interface and coclass to
this MFC application. When the client cocreates it gets error saying
"Cannot find the specified path" or "class not registered", failed hr.
I understand that this CLSID that i added manually must be registered.
But when i use the commandline /regserver, just my application starts
up, but the CLSID is not registered.

How do i register the CLSID from this MFC application ?
Where I should and what code must i add to register it.

Your help appreciated.

Thanks & Regards
Vivek Ragunathan

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