#4 Enable extension to a plug in

[DaveE]

I would like to use the library (great job by the way), as
an extension to a plug in, instead of as the primary
extension. I was able to get it to try to load in IIS
Manager, but the SnapinBase.Notify function fails
because instead of a DataObject being passed in, it is
some sort of Com object.

I could really use this functionality and am willing to hire
someone to add this to it.

[Alexander Kachalkov]

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You could do that as every MMC snapin can be used as
plugin to another.
You should read MSDN about how to do this.

"Registration Requirements for Extension Snap-ins":

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-
us/mmc/mmc/
registration_requirements_for_extension_snap_ins.asp

I've managed to add my snapin as extension to Computer
management snapin!

Actually it's very easy when you get how to do that.

[DaveE]

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Actually I have also gotten to be added in as an extension as
well. The problem I am having is that I cannot get it to show
up any lower than the top level in the other snapin. If I
attempt to cast the object passed in hte Notify function it
generates an execption. Can you get it to show up on a
lower level? For example, instead of it showing up at the
same level as System Tools, make it a child of System
Tools. I have no idea how to do this from a programming
standpoint, but I have no problem with the MS instructions on
how to set it up in the registry.