C / C++ / MFC

• Register your COM object with the server. You can do this by locating the OBJECT_MAP in your server. The object map looks like this:
  

  BEGIN_OBJECT_MAP(ObjectMap)
    OBJECT_ENTRY(CLSID_CMyClass, CMyClass)
  END_OBJECT_MAP()

  
  This lets the server know about your object, and enters the ClassFactory into the table of creatable objects, once you define your ClassFactory.
  


• The next thing is to derive your class from CComCoClass. This class will create the ClassFactory automatically for your. When you derive from this class, you specify the CLSID and the name of your class like this:
  

  class CMyClass : ..., 
     public CComCoClass<CMyClass, &CLSID_CMyClass>
  {
  ...
  };

  
  

thanks !!

void SetTbImageList(CToolBar &tb, UINT nMessage, UINT nIDBitmap)
{
	CImageList	imageList;
	CBitmap		bitmap;

	bitmap.LoadBitmap(nIDBitmap);
	BITMAP bm;
	bitmap.GetBitmap(&bm);
	imageList.Create(bm.bmHeight, bm.bmHeight, ILC_COLORDDB|ILC_MASK, 0, 1);
	imageList.Add(&bitmap, RGB(255,0,255));
	tb.SendMessage(nMessage, 0, (LPARAM)imageList.m_hImageList);
	imageList.Detach();
	bitmap.Detach();
}

// if you want to have 'hot' and 'cold' images
SetTbImageList(m_toolbar, TB_SETIMAGELIST, nBitmapColdID);
SetTbImageList(m_toolbar, TB_SETHOTIMAGELIST, nBitmapHotID);

// if you don't want to use 'hot' images
SetTbImageList(m_toolbar, TB_SETIMAGELIST, nBitmapID);