I have an application (a VB6 ActiveX exe) that allows multiple instances of the application to be run. Each of those instances create an instance of a class in a VB6 ActiveX dll. The class raises events back to the exe... and when an event is fired it is
responding in the exe for the number of instances I have open. So if I have 2 instances of the exe running there are 2 events, 3 instances there are 3 events, etc. How could the events be "leaking" over to the other instances? Aren't they all running in their own "space"?
responding in the exe for the number of instances I have open. So if I have 2 instances of the exe running there are 2 events, 3 instances there are 3 events, etc. How could the events be "leaking" over to the other instances? Aren't they all running in their own "space"?