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Jon
I have a winforms application that I would like to distribute via a
web server. I have got this working with a simple application, however
my application relys heavily on calls to functions in C++ .net dlls.
The C++ .net functions are declared in VB.NET using syntax like:
Declare Function MyCFunction Lib "MyCFunctions.dll" () as Long
The application downloads and runs from the IIS server fine, but as
soon as it makes a call to a function in a C++ dll an "Unable to load
dll" exception is thrown by the framework - no attempt is made to
download the dll from the IIS server.
Is there anything I can do to get the application to download dlls as
required from the web server rather than expecting them to be on the
system path?
Jon
web server. I have got this working with a simple application, however
my application relys heavily on calls to functions in C++ .net dlls.
The C++ .net functions are declared in VB.NET using syntax like:
Declare Function MyCFunction Lib "MyCFunctions.dll" () as Long
The application downloads and runs from the IIS server fine, but as
soon as it makes a call to a function in a C++ dll an "Unable to load
dll" exception is thrown by the framework - no attempt is made to
download the dll from the IIS server.
Is there anything I can do to get the application to download dlls as
required from the web server rather than expecting them to be on the
system path?
Jon