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However a container decides to provide storage elements, it will also need some sort of data structure or internal C ++ object to manage that storage and all the other information about the content object itself. This structure or object is called a client site, or container site . For every content object in a compound document, the container creates a site to manage that content object. The site itself also exposes container-side functionality to the content object in question through two interfaces of its own: IOleClientSite and IAdviseSink, as illustrated in Figure ...
---- from inside ole2, chapter 17
... manage that storage and all the other information ...
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