| Ravi Shankar 2004-05-14, 12:55 pm |
| The Pipeline is still a COM+ callback so even though
you're writing .Net components you need to register them
for COM Interop to be able to called as pipeline
components.
The product documentation that comes along with Commerce
Server 2002 has answers to all these questions. Check
under the "Developer's Guide" look under Building
pipeline components for IPipeline.... interfaces
Check under "Programmers Reference", Pipeline Component
reference for topics related to keys required by each
components.
>-----Original Message-----
>I found a help topic on Microsoft's site telling me what
I need to do
>to register a C# object as COM, so that it can be used
in a pipeline.
>Is there any more detailed documentation anywhere?
Specifically, I am
>interested in the following:
>1) When I implement the required interfaces, are
there any docs
>that say what the interfaces/functions should do?
>2) What is the best way to test a .net pipeline
component? How
>do you pass in valid pipeline orderform objects for good
tests?
>3) Is there any good documentation on what all the
MS keys are
>into the dictionary object?
>
>Thanx,
>
>Patrick Philipp
>.
>
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