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Tom
Hi,
I have developed a VB.NET app that is referencing and using an old ActiveX
component. When I add that reference to .NET, it of course generates an
interop file. My question is: If I include the interop file with the
application when deploying, do I need the original .dll object?
For example, say I am including an old ActiveX component called
OldActiveX.dll. .NET will generate an interop.OldActiveX.dll file. When I
get ready to deploy my application, can I just deploy the interop file? Or
do I have to deploy BOTH the interop file and the original OldActiveX.dll
file?
Tom
I have developed a VB.NET app that is referencing and using an old ActiveX
component. When I add that reference to .NET, it of course generates an
interop file. My question is: If I include the interop file with the
application when deploying, do I need the original .dll object?
For example, say I am including an old ActiveX component called
OldActiveX.dll. .NET will generate an interop.OldActiveX.dll file. When I
get ready to deploy my application, can I just deploy the interop file? Or
do I have to deploy BOTH the interop file and the original OldActiveX.dll
file?
Tom