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Guest
is it possible to provide an activex wrapper for a .Net control,
e.g. written as C++ MFC or ATL class?
e.g. written as C++ MFC or ATL class?
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Francisco Garcia
Hi,
Use regasm.exe .NET Framework SDK utility to register your .NET control as
if it were an ActiveX control, and use it from C++ as usual.
Hope it helps,
Fran Garcia
Use regasm.exe .NET Framework SDK utility to register your .NET control as
if it were an ActiveX control, and use it from C++ as usual.
Hope it helps,
Fran Garcia
G
Guest
Sorry, but it's not so easy.
This will not work for any ActiveX host, e.g. the .Net host itself!!
It's necesary to write a COM wrapper which hosts the .net control itself
This will not work for any ActiveX host, e.g. the .Net host itself!!
It's necesary to write a COM wrapper which hosts the .net control itself
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Francisco Garcia
It should work but, in any case, you can write an ActiveX control with
Managed Extensions for C++, and use your managed control.
Managed Extensions for C++, and use your managed control.
G
Guest
Official statement from microsoft: it is not supported to expose a .net control
as ActiveX control
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/01/08/interop/default.aspx
as ActiveX control
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/01/08/interop/default.aspx
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Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
christoph said:is it possible to provide an activex wrapper for a .Net control,
e.g. written as C++ MFC or ATL class?
ActiveX control containers that support .NET controls
<URL:http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb;EN-US;311334>