G
Gilbert Tordeur
Hi
I have written a user Namespace and compiled it into a dll. This dll is used
by many programs in the company (Add Reference...).
I do not know how to do this : I would like something like a user exit in
some methods of this dll. That means that, when the dll executes its code,
sometimes it should give control back to the codes that invoked it to
execute some optional additional coding, and than continue normally its own
coding.
I have thought to use Partial Class, but I am not familiar with it, and I
think it is not possible with a separate dll. Perhaps a Raise Event ? But
does this event interrupt the procedure, or is the event executed only when
the dll has finished, which should be too late ?
Any advice will be welcome.
Thank you,
Gilbert
I have written a user Namespace and compiled it into a dll. This dll is used
by many programs in the company (Add Reference...).
I do not know how to do this : I would like something like a user exit in
some methods of this dll. That means that, when the dll executes its code,
sometimes it should give control back to the codes that invoked it to
execute some optional additional coding, and than continue normally its own
coding.
I have thought to use Partial Class, but I am not familiar with it, and I
think it is not possible with a separate dll. Perhaps a Raise Event ? But
does this event interrupt the procedure, or is the event executed only when
the dll has finished, which should be too late ?
Any advice will be welcome.
Thank you,
Gilbert