Losing messages to the control of a CAxWindow?

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Losing messages to the control of a CAxWindow?

Postby V2lsbCBHb3JtYW4 » Thu, 14 Oct 2004 08:39:03 GMT

I've got a CAxWindow that's a member of a class derived from CView.  The COM 
component that the CAxWindow is hosting has message handlers so that when the 
CAxWindow is moved, its OnSize handler is called.  However, I've noticed a 
very odd behavior that occurs when certain other applications are open (Spy++ 
for one example).  When those programs are running, the COM component never 
gets the messages when its host CAxWindow is moved.  Basically the order of 
calls goes like this when it works correctly:

CViewDerivedClass::OnSize
   calls m_AxWindow->MoveWindow
CComComponent::OnSize gets called

As soon as something like Spy++ is open CComComponent::OnSize doesn't get 
called but when you close Spy++ again it starts getting called again.

Has anyone else seen an issue similar to this?  Is this some hidden pitfall 
of mixing ATL and MFC?  A sign of an incorrect message map in the COM 
component?  Any insight would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks,
Will Gorman

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