FIX: onCOMRegister Not Called for VJ-Generated COM DLLs (223339)

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Steps to Reproduce Behavior

1. Using Visual J++ 6.0, create a COM DLL Component by choosing File | New Project | Visual J++ Project | Components | COM DLL. Enter the name Project1 and select Open.
2. Change the automatically-generated Class1.java file to look similar to the following example:

   /**
    * This class is designed to be packaged with a COM DLL output format.
    * The class has no standard entry points, other than the constructor.
    * Public methods will be exposed as methods on the default COM interface.
    @com.register(clsid=09DD2F40-ED5E-11D2-AE39-00AA0060DAEF, typelib=09DD2F41-ED5E-11D2-AE39-00AA0060DAEF)
    */ 
   public class Class1
   {
      public static void onCOMRegister(boolean unRegister) 
      {
         if (unRegister)
            com.ms.wfc.ui.MessageBox.show("Registering.");
         else
            com.ms.wfc.ui.MessageBox.show("Unregistering.");	
      }
   }
   					

   Note that the @com.register line in the sample code above has the comment character removed.
   
   
3. Build the DLL Project.
4. A Message Box containing the text Registering is displayed. Running the following command should also register the DLL:

   regsvr32 Project1.dll
   					

   If the regsvr32 command is used, a Message Box containing the text Registering is followed by a dialog, such as:
   RegSvr32
   DllRegisterServer in ...\Project1.dll succeeded.
5. After registering the DLL, the following command will unregister your DLL:

   regsvr32 /u Project1.dll
   					

6. If the DLL was compiled using Visual Studio 6.0 with a service pack less than Service Pack 3, unregistering the DLL generates the error:
   RegSvr32
   DllUnregisterServer in ...\Project1.dll failed.
   Return code was: 0x80040111
7. If the DLL was compiled using Visual Studio 6.0 with Service Pack 3 or greater, unregistering the DLL will cause a Message Box containing the text Unregistering to be displayed, followed by a dialog such as:
   RegSvr32
   DllUnregisterServer in ...\Project1.dll succeeded.
8. Note that attempting to unregister a DLL that is not currently registered produces an error dialog such as the following no matter which version of Visual J++ was used to create the DLL:
   RegSvr32
   DllUnregisterServer in ...\Project1.dll failed.
   Return code was: 0x8000ffff