Can I Used CCWs Without the .net runtime

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Omer Mahmood

I want to use .net components for my vb6 client, the vb6 client would
not be installed alongwith the .netframework. If I export my .net
library which inturn uses many underlying features of the clr, will
that library run fine on COM client with no runtime installed ?
 
Omer said:
I want to use .net components for my vb6 client, the vb6 client would
not be installed alongwith the .netframework. If I export my .net
library which inturn uses many underlying features of the clr, will
that library run fine on COM client with no runtime installed ?
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No.

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As others have said, no you can't.

A CCW isn't a repackaging of the component in a COM form, its a translation layer that makes a .NET type nehave like a COM component as far as non .NET consumers are concerned. The .NET component still has to exist and therefore the runtime needs to be installed on the machine

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I want to use .net components for my vb6 client, the vb6 client would
not be installed alongwith the .netframework. If I export my .net
library which inturn uses many underlying features of the clr, will
that library run fine on COM client with no runtime installed ?

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