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Re: Getting Distant Object In C++
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Re: Getting Distant Object In C++


  • Subject: Re: Getting Distant Object In C++
  • From: Andrew Farmer <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 10 Mar 2009 10:46:14 -0700

On 10 Mar 09, at 04:44, rajesh swarnkar wrote:
I have two application in which I want to implement IPC using cocoa
distributed object . Then I have established NSConnection between two
process and I am able to get proxy for the object in the remote process
in the client application . Using this proxy I want to get access to various
other object that exist in the remote process . These object are instance of
both c++ class as well as objective c class.
[...]

Well, yes, of course it doesn't work. Distributed Objects only works for ObjC; it won't work on C++ objects, no matter how much typecasting you do. ObjC++ doesn't work that way.
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