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VSIP2005 add cs project subtype

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Peter Zatolokin - 22 Jul 2004 08:54 GMT
I'm trying to add new project subtype for cs project, using managed VSIP
package. Environment calls IVsAggretableProjectFactory.PreCreateForOuter on
my factory, then IVsAggregatableProject.SetInner on my project
implementation (I recive inner project) and then crashes. What I'm doing
wrong? Can anyone give an example on managed projects subtyping.
Thanks,
Peter
Rusty Deschenes [MS] - 28 Jul 2004 21:50 GMT
Hello Peter,

What language are you using?
Does your project class support aggregation?
What is your implementation of SetInner?

Rusty
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> I'm trying to add new project subtype for cs project, using managed VSIP
> package. Environment calls IVsAggretableProjectFactory.PreCreateForOuter on
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> Thanks,
> Peter

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