Passing information between Visual C++ .net & Visual FoxPro

[Rachel]

I am developing an application on Visual Foxpro 7. I would like to inculde
some .NET functions in it.
For this purpose I have created a dll in VC++ .net using managed c++. I have
written all the code in the .h file. What should I write in the .cpp file to
enable me to use the file like the mfc dll??
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Rgds,
Rachel

[Ioannis Vranos]

Rachel wrote:

I am developing an application on Visual Foxpro 7. I would like to inculde
some .NET functions in it.
For this purpose I have created a dll in VC++ .net using managed c++. I have
written all the code in the .h file. What should I write in the .cpp file to
enable me to use the file like the mfc dll??

Does Visual Foxpro 7 support .NET? If yes, a managed dll is a different thing than an MFC dll.
To use a managed dll written in any language inside VC++ 2002/2003, we use the statement:
#using "whatever.dll"

[Christian Ehlscheid]

Hello,

FoxPro doesn't integrate with Net directly ..
you'll have to use COM interop

there is tool shipped with VS Net called "tlbexp.exe" which can create a COM
typelibrary out of an assembly ..

see:
http://winfx.msdn.microsoft.com/libr...bbf66a4896.asp

Regards
Christian

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I am developing an application on Visual Foxpro 7. I would like to inculde
some .NET functions in it.
For this purpose I have created a dll in VC++ .net using managed c++. I have written all the code in the .h file. What should I write in the .cpp file to enable me to use the file like the mfc dll??
--
Rgds,
Rachel