I am currently trying to invoke some unmanaged code from a Silverlight 4 Out-Of-browser application with elevated privileges.
My simple test code fails with an ArgumentException.
try
{
dynamic watch = AutomationFactory.CreateObject("WatchCOMLib.HighPerformanceWatch");
// Displays ...AutomationMetaObjectProvider
MessageBox.Show(watch.ToString());
// Fails with ArgumentException: Could not convert an argument for the call to GetTimestamp
ulong tsc;
watch.GetTimestamp(out tsc);
MessageBox.Sh开发者_JS百科ow(tsc.ToString());
}
catch (Exception ex) { MessageBox.Show(ex.ToString()); }
I have created the COM library by using the Visual Studio 2010 ATL Template Wizard; the method looks like
STDMETHODIMP CHighPerformanceWatch::GetTimestamp(ULONGLONG* tsc)
{
// ....
*tsc = result; // result is unsigned __int64
return S_OK;
}
When I simply pass tsc into GetTimestamp without specifying the out keyword, no exception is thrown, but tsc is unchanged. Now... how can I get a value back from the unmanaged library?
Now, there may be plenty of information missing. I've followed a few Hello-World tutorials for creating this COM library, but I don't really have a clue whats goig on there. =) Please ask for anything you need!
Have you checked that the IDL definition of GetTimestamp has the [out] attribute attached to the parameter?
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