Hi,

>
> I added a the following line in my CMyClass.h file
> DECLARE_CLASSFACTORY_SINGLETON(CMyClass) as the project is created with
ATL
> to make it a singleton object, compiling go fine.

Ok.

>
> Now I am getting a little bit confused with the answer you gave in your
> previous mail.
> As now it is singleton which means globaly only one instance is availble.
> For a normal singleton pattern, there are "CreateIntance" method (to
create
> the instance, if not already created) and "Instance" method to get back a
> pointer to already created instance.
>

Yes, you always have one instance for each client.

> Now I wonder if there are any corresponding "Instance" method as I have
> declared my CMyClass as singleton to get a pointer to already existing
> object.
> What I find in the mail archive and MSDN is a number of "GetObject(...)"
> methods differing in parameters?
> Is it what I need instead of "Instance" method, in that case which one
> because there a number of "GetObject(...)" with different parameters.
>
> Is this solution different from the one you described in your previous
mail,
> in that case would you please explain little more what you actually meant?

I'm working with the solution of singleton and a function that I ask if this
enable to use this object, because I can decide in run time which way
follows.

I'm sorry I dont' work the function GetObject().

Regards,
JHellin

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