Get the QUE 70-315 MCAD Training Guide as it covers the
several methdologies that can be used to reuse legacy COM.
It is an outstanding book that covers all of the issues related
to development, testing, and deployment of ASP.NET.
You also want to use Google or MSDN to learn about
the "Type Library Importer" (tlbimp.exe) but if you had
the QUE Training Guide you would have known that. :-)
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A/E/C Consulting, Web Design, e-Commerce Software Development
Wauwatosa, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin USA
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"lester" <le****@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I'm using a C++ dll and need to allow unsafe code because the dll function
takes char *. I am using Visual Studio.NET 2002. Everything I've seen says to
go to the project properties page, then the build properties page and allow it
there. For some reason, my project does not have a build properties page, only
a configuration properties page. Can I add a build properties page somehow?
Is this because I am not using the command line compiler? Or because my
project is an ASP.NET Web Application and they for some reason don't allow this
here?
This is supposed to be soooo easy and it's holding me up big time. Any help
would be very appreciated.
lesterZ