Fair enough, I appreicate the reply. I had somene ask me abuot this and I
didn't know how to give the answer since I have yet to develop and ActiveX
application since leaving VB6.
My question regarding the CLR was not to sound dumb, but I was reading some
articles on MSDN that was talking about bringing the managed classes into a
single type library for the activex control, which made me think that maybe
it creates its own interop between all of them, I don't know, never played
with it.
And regarding the ActiveX control in .NET, I had seen a few posts about it,
read some articles but was unsure on how it worked, which is why I posted.
I greatly appreciate your insight on this though.
Thanks,
CJ
"Armin Zingler" <az*******@freenet.de> wrote in message
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"CJ Taylor" <no****@blowgoats.com> schrieb I gotta question about this, and it may sound incredibly dumb but I
don't understand how the interop works. Or at least confused.
Given that its managed code that simply exposes a com interface,
would it be correct in saying that if you built an Active X control
it would require the CLR?
yes, it would, but...
Or can you build an ActiveX Control with .NET?
...no, you can't. At least there is no "built-in" way. I'm not sure but I
think a link has already been posted that could take you to a
"work-around". I didn't follow it, so everybody else can say more about it.
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