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COM+ constructor question

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JollyK - 22 Mar 2004 07:19 GMT
Hello guys,
I am very new to COM+ and I am struggling with something that I think is not
possible. What I want to do is have a COM+ component that will have a
constructor that will take in TWO parameters. I know it is possible for a
COM+ component to have constructor that will accept ONE parameter, but I
really need a constructor that will accept TWO parameters. Is there any way
out ??

Let me know..thanks

Jollyk
George - 23 Mar 2004 20:36 GMT
Jollyk,

   I was not able to find a way to do this.  What I was able to do
was pass in on long parameter with dividers in it (for example a
vertical bar |) and split the input string on the vertical bar.
Another option would be to have your constructor string be XML.  You
could then simply read the constructor string, load it into an XML
document and pull out all parameters you need.

    I hope this helps.

    George

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