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Hi,

Need some help.. I have a VBA class module in MS ACCESS. In the same MS ACCESS app, I am calling a .NET DLL (which i have exposed as COM-visible) and passing BYREF an instance of the VBA class module as an argument to one of the .NET DLL method. Step by step, here's what i am doing:

1. Create vba class module in MS ACCESS
Option Compare Database
Option Explicit
...
Public Function DoSomething(ByV al S as String, ByRef RetVal as Double) As Long
RetVal = 100
DoSomething = 0
End Function

2. Create a .NET DLL and expose it as COM
Public Class COMClass
Public Function UseVBAClassAndD oSomething(ByVa l S as String, ByRef VBAClass as Object, ByRef RetVal as double) as Integer
Dim R as Double
VBAClass.DoSome thing("anything ", R)
RetVal = R + 10
UseVBAClassAndD oSomething = 0
End Function
End Class

3. From MS ACCESS, CreateObject .NET DLL and pass a reference of the above class (say call it Class1) to a method in the .NET DLL

Dim C as Class1
Dim R as Double
Dim O as Object
Set C = New Class1
Set O = CreateObject("M yNETDLL.COMClas s")
Msgbox O.UseVBAClassAn dDoSomething("j ust a string", C, R)
Set O = Nothing
Set C = Nothing

It works as intended but when the MS ACCESS app closes, MS ACCESS process is still runnning and you cannot close MS ACCESS.exe (unless you goto Taskbar and kill the process).

Has anyone experienced the same? How did you resolve this? Thanks in advance
Apr 10 '08 #1
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