acessing C# classes from non-managed C++

[Yordan Gyurchev]

We have a plugin based app in C# but due to other exisiting
legacy products and tools we need to access some of
the "new" C# classes from these old MFC and C++ products.

I've looked on the web but I can only find info about accessing
C# classes from Managed C++.

Can you point me to any source of such information (article,
tutorial, reference)?

Thanks,
Yordan

[Daniel Jin]

search for topics under keywords such as Interop, or CCW (COM Callable Wrapper). Framework will expose your C# class as if it's a COM object for unmanaged code.

[Cezary Nolewajka]

AFAIK, the only way to do this is using the Interop, make the ufnctionality
available with contructing the C# projects as available to COM components:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...mblyforcom.asp

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We have a plugin based app in C# but due to other exisiting
legacy products and tools we need to access some of
the "new" C# classes from these old MFC and C++ products.

I've looked on the web but I can only find info about accessing
C# classes from Managed C++.

Can you point me to any source of such information (article,
tutorial, reference)?

Thanks,
Yordan