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I'm trying to call a .NET assembly from VB 6.0 using
CCW's - for learning purposes. I have followed several
tutorials to the letter and still fail:
I create the class library ( a simple Hello world class
called ManagedServer), run regasm with /tlb: option.
I am able to see the reference from VB's add reference
dialog. I then try to create the object and the
declaration seems to work fine. When trying to call the
object's methods, intellisense doesn't display them, which
makes me suspicious. Thenwhen I run the code I get the
following error:
File or assembly name ManagedServer, or one of its
dependencies, was not found.
I even went back and added [ComVisible(true)] on the
public method, have a single default empty contructor, and
added the attribute [ClassInterface
(ClassInterfaceType.AutoDual)] to the class. Intellisense
then displays the methods in VB 6.0, but when trying to
execute the VB 6 app, I still get the same error as
above. I have also try adding the ManagedServer to the
GAC, but that doesn't help either.
Am I forgetting something??? I thought COM could call
a .NET assembly if the above steps I have taken were
implemented?
CCW's - for learning purposes. I have followed several
tutorials to the letter and still fail:
I create the class library ( a simple Hello world class
called ManagedServer), run regasm with /tlb: option.
I am able to see the reference from VB's add reference
dialog. I then try to create the object and the
declaration seems to work fine. When trying to call the
object's methods, intellisense doesn't display them, which
makes me suspicious. Thenwhen I run the code I get the
following error:
File or assembly name ManagedServer, or one of its
dependencies, was not found.
I even went back and added [ComVisible(true)] on the
public method, have a single default empty contructor, and
added the attribute [ClassInterface
(ClassInterfaceType.AutoDual)] to the class. Intellisense
then displays the methods in VB 6.0, but when trying to
execute the VB 6 app, I still get the same error as
above. I have also try adding the ManagedServer to the
GAC, but that doesn't help either.
Am I forgetting something??? I thought COM could call
a .NET assembly if the above steps I have taken were
implemented?