DECLARE_DISPATCH_MAP

DECLARE_DISPATCH_MAP( )

Remarks

If a CCmdTarget-derived class in your program supports OLE Automation, that class must provide a dispatch map to expose its methods and properties. Use the DECLARE_DISPATCH_MAP macro at the end of your class declaration. Then, in the .CPP file that defines the member functions for the class, use the BEGIN_DISPATCH_MAP macro. Then include macro entries for each of your class’s exposed methods and properties (DISP_FUNCTION, DISP_PROPERTY, and so on). Finally, use the END_DISPATCH_MAP macro.

Note If you declare any members after DECLARE_DISPATCH_MAP, you must specify a new access type (public, private, or protected) for them.

AppWizard and ClassWizard assist in creating Automation classes and in maintaining dispatch maps: see the articles on AppWizard and ClassWizard: Automation Support. For more information on dispatch maps, see Automation Servers. All of these articles are in Visual C++ Programmer’s Guide.

Example

// example for DECLARE_DISPATCH_MAP
class CMyDoc : public CDocument
{
    // Member declarations

    DECLARE_DISPATCH_MAP()
};