Nicolas,
I am able to add the dll as a reference & also I have derived my class from
the interface. & the DEV env has also added the interface structure etc., to
my code. Now the interface method :CallMe() need to be called by my unmanaged
application. So, how can I achieve this ?
I am usinng VS 2008. After compilation am putting the dll into GAC & also
registering the tlb
I never get a break on the interface method. I think I am not doing in the
right way, can you suggest me ?
Thanks,
Baji.
"Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]" wrote:
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Baji,
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If it is a COM interface, you should be able to add a reference (on the
COM tab) to that dll (or the type library that stores the interfaces) and
VS.NET will generate managed representations of the interface for you.
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Or, if you want to do this by hand, you can use the TLBIMP utility that
comes with the framework.
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"Baji." <Baji@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
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Yes,
It is a COM interface. & has a method CallMe( ). I need to implement this
interface in C# application. And, this method will be called by unmanaged
application.
can you suggest me something here?
"Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]" wrote:
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Baji,
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You can't. It has to be a COM interface, or a managed interface
written
in C++/CLI. Otherwise, you have to implement it in C++ and then call
into
managed code.
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"Baji." <Baji@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
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Hi,
Can somebody suggest me, how can I implement a vc++ interface in
C#.net.
This interface has method CallMe( ) which is used as a CallBack from my
main
application.
Thanks,
Baji.
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