HELP on "C" DLL internal code for LAN's and WAN's use

To all wizards:

I have a "C" DLL file already built and running, but I want to have the DLL
accessible(callable) from anyway within a LAN and/or WAN( and even
multi-WAN's), or even on a PC. I built the DLL file, via VC++'s (v6.0) ATL
COM AppWizard area, and it works quite well. But as for using the DLL file
on LAN's and Wan's, do I need to add any more code into the DLL file, so it
will work on/under a network and be callable anywhere on a LAN's or WAN's or
even on standalones by any and all application(s). If I need some
additional code, can you tell me why, and can I get it in simple "C" source
code. Any help would surely be greatly appreciated. Thanks(TIA),

Tom.

re: HELP on "C" DLL internal code for LAN's and WAN's use

An ordinary DLL can't be accessed across different machines.But since
you built the DLL using ATL COM wizard it is a COM dll.COM provides
something known as location transperancy meaning no matter where the
DLL is it can be accessed,even across different machine boundaries.All
u need to do is,take the dll to Component services in Admin tools and
create an app install the dll under the app.Next,generate an app proxy
which u can do from the Component services,take the proxy to a client
machine and install.And make sure that the client which uses the COM
dll has enough privileges to do so....

Tom Thorpe wrote:[color=blue]
> To all wizards:
>
> I have a "C" DLL file already built and running, but I want to have[/color]
the DLL[color=blue]
> accessible(callable) from anyway within a LAN and/or WAN( and even
> multi-WAN's), or even on a PC. I built the DLL file, via VC++'s[/color]
(v6.0) ATL[color=blue]
> COM AppWizard area, and it works quite well. But as for using the[/color]
DLL file[color=blue]
> on LAN's and Wan's, do I need to add any more code into the DLL file,[/color]
so it[color=blue]
> will work on/under a network and be callable anywhere on a LAN's or[/color]
WAN's or[color=blue]
> even on standalones by any and all application(s). If I need some
> additional code, can you tell me why, and can I get it in simple "C"[/color]
source[color=blue]
> code. Any help would surely be greatly appreciated. Thanks(TIA),
>
> Tom.[/color]

re: HELP on "C" DLL internal code for LAN's and WAN's use

"Tom Thorpe" <thadware@burgoyne.com> writes:[color=blue]
> To all wizards:
>
> I have a "C" DLL file already built and running, but I want to have the DLL
> accessible(callable) from anyway within a LAN and/or WAN( and even
> multi-WAN's), or even on a PC.[/color]
[snip]

This is off-topic in comp.lang.c. Followups redirected.

--
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re: HELP on "C" DLL internal code for LAN's and WAN's use

On 18 Apr 2005 21:38:03 -0700, in comp.lang.c , ramakrishnat@gmail.com
wrote:
[color=blue]
>An ordinary DLL can't be accessed across different machines.[/color]

This isn't true, but since its horribly offtopic in CLC, all we can do
is redirect the user to look for a group specialising in distributed
processing.
--
Mark McIntyre
CLC FAQ <http://www.eskimo.com/~scs/C-faq/top.html>
CLC readme: <http://www.ungerhu.com/jxh/clc.welcome.txt>

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