for marshalling messages and data between c++ unmanaged code and a wpf or
winforms based presentation layer, does it make sense to go through a wcf
layer?

I realize I need more specifics to this question but has anyone done or is
anyone doing this? I will have to refresh myself on the p/invoke, extern
declarations, tlbexport mechanisms when I get further into it.



Thank you,
-Greg

btw..this is a port to a 64 bit platform. -g

"hazz" <greghazzard@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> for marshalling messages and data between c++ unmanaged code and a wpf or
> winforms based presentation layer, does it make sense to go through a wcf
> layer?
>
> I realize I need more specifics to this question but has anyone done or is
> anyone doing this? I will have to refresh myself on the p/invoke, extern
> declarations, tlbexport mechanisms when I get further into it.
>
> Thank you,
> -Greg

com callable wrappers and runtime callable wrappers
"hazz" <greghazzard@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> btw..this is a port to a 64 bit platform. -g
>
> "hazz" <greghazzard@comcast.net> wrote in message
> news:7756DE6E-87FA-4C2F-8E8D-73B5837D5918@microsoft.com...
>> for marshalling messages and data between c++ unmanaged code and a wpf or
>> winforms based presentation layer, does it make sense to go through a wcf
>> layer?
>>
>> I realize I need more specifics to this question but has anyone done or
>> is anyone doing this? I will have to refresh myself on the p/invoke,
>> extern declarations, tlbexport mechanisms when I get further into it.
>>
>> Thank you,
>> -Greg
>