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After you have defined a class in code (ensuring that it implements IClassFactory or IClassFactory2) and assigned it a CLSID, you need to put information in the registry that will allow COM, on request of a client with the CLSID, to create instances of its objects. This information tells the system, for a given CLSID, where the DLL or EXE code for that class is located and how it is to be launched.
There is more than one way of registering a class in the registry. In addition, there are other ways of "registering" a class with the system when it is running, so that the system is aware that a running object is currently in the system.
See the following topics for more information about registering:
- Registering a Class at Installation
- Registering a Running EXE Server
- Registering Objects in the ROT
- Self-Registration
- Installing as a Service Application
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