I'm having problems with the IPersistFile interface. We have in house
objects that support IPersistFile (and have done for years). I would like
to load an object using this interface with VB.NET (note: I'm already
successfully using our IPersistStorage interface for structured storage with
other of our file types, but these particular file types do not support
IPersistStorage ). Anyway, the result I get from IPersistStorage ::Load
is -2147467259, or "Unspecifie d Error". The software that generates, writes
and reads these files (MFC C++ program) has no problem with them. Is there
something wrong with my interface definition or usage here?
Any pointers would be great, thanks.
*************** ***** MY WRAPPER FOR IPersistFile *************** ********
<ComImport(), InterfaceType(C omInterfaceType .InterfaceIsIUn known),
Guid("0000010b-0000-0000-C000-000000000046")> _
Public Interface IPersistFile
<PreserveSig( )> _
Function GetClassID(ByRe f pClassID As IntPtr) As Integer
<PreserveSig( )> _
Function IsDirty() As Integer
<PreserveSig( )> _
Function Load(<MarshalAs (UnmanagedType. LPStr)> ByVal pszFilename As
String, ByVal dwMode As Integer) As Integer
<PreserveSig( )> _
Function Save(<MarshalAs (UnmanagedType. LPStr)> ByVal pszFilename As
String, <MarshalAs(Unma nagedType.Bool) > ByVal fRemember As Boolean) As
Integer
<PreserveSig( )> _
Function SaveCompleted(< MarshalAs(Unman agedType.LPStr) > ByVal
pszFilename As String) As Integer
<PreserveSig( )> _
Function GetCurFile(ByRe f theFile As String) As Integer
End Interface
*************** ***** THE FUNCTION USING IPersistFile *************** ********
Dim Result As Boolean
Dim theData() As Byte
Dim theIPersistFile As COM.IPersistFil e
Try
Dim theImage As TherMonitor.Ima ge
' Get type ID
Dim theType As Type = Type.GetTypeFro mProgID("TherMo nitor.Image")
' Create a blank instance.
theImage = CType(Activator .CreateInstance (theType), TherMonitor.Ima ge)
' Cast to IPersistFile
theIPersistFile = CType(theImage, COM.IPersistFil e)
' Now atempt to open it
Dim hResult As Integer = theIPersistFile .Load(theFile, 0)
' Save from document into theData
If hResult = 0 Then
..............
..............
' Success
Result = True
Else
' Failed
Result = False
End If
Catch ex As Exception
' Failed
Result = False
Finally
End Try
' Return the result...
Return Result 2 3428
I'm not sure if the definitions the problem, but if it is, it would be
easier for you to use System.Runtime. InteropServices .UCOMIPersistFi le... It
should be what you want. :)
Dan
"Robin Tucker" <id************ *************@r eallyidont.com> wrote in
message news:cd******** ***********@new s.demon.co.uk.. . I'm having problems with the IPersistFile interface. We have in house objects that support IPersistFile (and have done for years). I would like to load an object using this interface with VB.NET (note: I'm already successfully using our IPersistStorage interface for structured storage
with other of our file types, but these particular file types do not support IPersistStorage ). Anyway, the result I get from IPersistStorage ::Load is -2147467259, or "Unspecifie d Error". The software that generates,
writes and reads these files (MFC C++ program) has no problem with them. Is
there something wrong with my interface definition or usage here?
Any pointers would be great, thanks.
*************** ***** MY WRAPPER FOR IPersistFile *************** ********
<ComImport(), InterfaceType(C omInterfaceType .InterfaceIsIUn known), Guid("0000010b-0000-0000-C000-000000000046")> _ Public Interface IPersistFile
<PreserveSig( )> _ Function GetClassID(ByRe f pClassID As IntPtr) As Integer
<PreserveSig( )> _ Function IsDirty() As Integer
<PreserveSig( )> _ Function Load(<MarshalAs (UnmanagedType. LPStr)> ByVal pszFilename As String, ByVal dwMode As Integer) As Integer
<PreserveSig( )> _ Function Save(<MarshalAs (UnmanagedType. LPStr)> ByVal pszFilename As String, <MarshalAs(Unma nagedType.Bool) > ByVal fRemember As Boolean) As Integer
<PreserveSig( )> _ Function SaveCompleted(< MarshalAs(Unman agedType.LPStr) > ByVal pszFilename As String) As Integer
<PreserveSig( )> _ Function GetCurFile(ByRe f theFile As String) As Integer End Interface
*************** ***** THE FUNCTION USING IPersistFile
*************** ******** Dim Result As Boolean Dim theData() As Byte
Dim theIPersistFile As COM.IPersistFil e
Try Dim theImage As TherMonitor.Ima ge
' Get type ID
Dim theType As Type = Type.GetTypeFro mProgID("TherMo nitor.Image")
' Create a blank instance.
theImage = CType(Activator .CreateInstance (theType), TherMonitor.Ima ge)
' Cast to IPersistFile
theIPersistFile = CType(theImage, COM.IPersistFil e)
' Now atempt to open it
Dim hResult As Integer = theIPersistFile .Load(theFile, 0)
' Save from document into theData
If hResult = 0 Then
.............. ..............
' Success
Result = True Else
' Failed
Result = False End If
Catch ex As Exception
' Failed
Result = False
Finally
End Try
' Return the result...
Return Result
Ahhhh ok I hadn't realised we had a wrapper already with .net. thanks will
give it a go.
"Daniel" <da******@hotma il.com> wrote in message
news:Oe******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP11.phx.gbl... I'm not sure if the definitions the problem, but if it is, it would be easier for you to use System.Runtime. InteropServices .UCOMIPersistFi le...
It should be what you want. :)
Dan
"Robin Tucker" <id************ *************@r eallyidont.com> wrote in message news:cd******** ***********@new s.demon.co.uk.. . I'm having problems with the IPersistFile interface. We have in house objects that support IPersistFile (and have done for years). I would
like to load an object using this interface with VB.NET (note: I'm already successfully using our IPersistStorage interface for structured storage with other of our file types, but these particular file types do not support IPersistStorage ). Anyway, the result I get from IPersistStorage ::Load is -2147467259, or "Unspecifie d Error". The software that generates, writes and reads these files (MFC C++ program) has no problem with them. Is there something wrong with my interface definition or usage here?
Any pointers would be great, thanks.
*************** ***** MY WRAPPER FOR IPersistFile *************** ********
<ComImport(), InterfaceType(C omInterfaceType .InterfaceIsIUn known), Guid("0000010b-0000-0000-C000-000000000046")> _ Public Interface IPersistFile
<PreserveSig( )> _ Function GetClassID(ByRe f pClassID As IntPtr) As Integer
<PreserveSig( )> _ Function IsDirty() As Integer
<PreserveSig( )> _ Function Load(<MarshalAs (UnmanagedType. LPStr)> ByVal pszFilename As String, ByVal dwMode As Integer) As Integer
<PreserveSig( )> _ Function Save(<MarshalAs (UnmanagedType. LPStr)> ByVal pszFilename As String, <MarshalAs(Unma nagedType.Bool) > ByVal fRemember As Boolean) As Integer
<PreserveSig( )> _ Function SaveCompleted(< MarshalAs(Unman agedType.LPStr) > ByVal pszFilename As String) As Integer
<PreserveSig( )> _ Function GetCurFile(ByRe f theFile As String) As Integer End Interface
*************** ***** THE FUNCTION USING IPersistFile *************** ******** Dim Result As Boolean Dim theData() As Byte
Dim theIPersistFile As COM.IPersistFil e
Try Dim theImage As TherMonitor.Ima ge
' Get type ID
Dim theType As Type = Type.GetTypeFro mProgID("TherMo nitor.Image")
' Create a blank instance.
theImage = CType(Activator .CreateInstance (theType),
TherMonitor.Ima ge) ' Cast to IPersistFile
theIPersistFile = CType(theImage, COM.IPersistFil e)
' Now atempt to open it
Dim hResult As Integer = theIPersistFile .Load(theFile, 0)
' Save from document into theData
If hResult = 0 Then
.............. ..............
' Success
Result = True Else
' Failed
Result = False End If
Catch ex As Exception
' Failed
Result = False
Finally
End Try
' Return the result...
Return Result
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