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COM Event Sink Generator
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Confused about how to capture COM
events in your client applications? Are the terms "connection points",
"dispinterface", "sink", etc. too confusing? Do you
have any clue about how to implement a COM event sink? Want the easy way?
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EventSinkImp is a simple, but very
slick, utility used to easily capture COM+/COM events. Featuring a
simple and intuitive interface, creating event sink components is just a matter
of point-and-click and EventSinkImp takes care of generating all that code for
you behind-the-scenes. After generating a sink component, simply install it into
your development environment's component palette, drop it on your form, and
voila, you're ready to go.
Download a free copy of
EventSinkImp today and see for yourself how you can easily create applications
that capture COM events like a
pro!
Download
EventSinkImp 2.0 (MSI format, 450k).
Last Updated on 9/26/2002
for Delphi 3, Delphi 4, C++ Builder 4, Delphi 5, Delphi 6
Oh, and here's a couple of examples you
can download to see EventSinkImp in action:
| EventSinkImp
Demos |
| Office2000SinkDemo.zip
(400k) |
Demonstrates sinking of
Excel 2000, Internet Explorer 5, Outlook 2000, and Word 2000 events.
[These demos were tested only under D4 and D5. Make sure you read the
ReadMe.txt file to determine how to correctly build the demo projects.] |
| DelphiSinkDemo.zip
(20k) |
Demonstrates a simple Delphi 4
client and server event connection |
| IE4SinkDemo.zip
(20k) |
Demonstrates sinking of Internet
Explorer 4 events |
| Office97SinkDemo.zip
(270k) |
Demonstrates sinking of MS Office
events: Word 97, Excel 97 |
| ADO2SinkDemo.zip
(20k) |
Demonstrates sinking of ADO 2 events |
| MSMQSinkDemo.zip
(20k) |
Demonstrates sinking of MSMQ events |
| Outlook98SinkDemo.zip
(50k) |
Demonstrates sinking of Outlook 98
events |
| BCB4SinkDemo.zip
(70k) |
Demonstrates how Borland C++ Builder
4 can make use of the generated Delphi sink component |
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