>>Hi!
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>>>Remote views won't work. You can't pass a view from a middle-tier DLL to the UI.
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>>Yes you can, but you will lose view's properties. Convert it into string and return back result to the UI. At the UI side convert string back into cursor. I also managed to make an updating of data through DCOM using such cursor. No complexity here.
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>>See also File#985383 in the files section.
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>THen you aren't using the view...you're using a string.
ADO is not an object either. Internally when passing ADO through DCOM, it converts self into XML and binary data into mime-encoding. So, this is string (or set of strings) too.
On the low level there are no any way to pass data than just strings. the performance and quility of result is strictly depended on the tool you use to convert data into string and back.
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