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IAxWinAmbientDispatchEx Interface

 

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This interface implements supplemental ambient properties for a hosted control.

Important

This class and its members cannot be used in applications that execute in the Windows Runtime.

Syntax

MIDL_INTERFACE
("B2D0778B - AC99 - 4c58 - A5C8 - E7724E5316B5") IAxWinAmbientDispatchEx : public IAxWinAmbientDispatch

Members

Methods

SetAmbientDispatch This method is called to supplement the default ambient property interface with a user-defined interface.

Remarks

Include this interface in ATL applications that are statically linked to ATL and host ActiveX Controls, especially ActiveX Controls that have Ambient Properties. Not including this interface will generate this assertion: "Did you forget to pass the LIBID to CComModule::Init"

This interface is exposed by ATL's ActiveX control hosting objects. Derived from IAxWinAmbientDispatch, IAxWinAmbientDispatchEx adds a method that allows you to supplement the ambient property interface provided by ATL with one of your own.

AXHost will try to load type information about IAxWinAmbientDispatch and IAxWinAmbientDispatchEx from the type library that contains the code.

If you are linking to ATL90.dll, AXHost will load the type information from the type library in the DLL.

See Hosting ActiveX Controls Using ATL AXHost for more details.

Requirements

The definition of this interface is available in a number of forms, as shown in the following table.

Definition Type File
IDL atliface.idl
Type Library ATL.dll
C++ atliface.h (also included in ATLBase.h)

IAxWinAmbientDispatchEx::SetAmbientDispatch

This method is called to supplement the default ambient property interface with a user-defined interface.

virtual HRESULT STDMETHODCALLTYPE SetAmbientDispatch(IDispatch* pDispatch) = 0;

Parameters

pDispatch
Pointer to the new interface.

Return Value

Returns S_OK on success, or an error HRESULT on failure.

Remarks

When SetAmbientDispatch is called with a pointer to a new interface, this new interface will be used to invoke any properties or methods asked for by the hosted control — if those properties are not already provided by IAxWinAmbientDispatch.

See Also

IAxWinAmbientDispatch Interface