I\'m just writing a small test integration between a native C++ DLL called \'fft.dll\' and a C# console application.
Previously I was using tlbimp.exe in a post-build event开发者_开发技巧 to generate a managed interop assembly for a native-only c++ COM project.
We\'re trying to access the Sent Items folder in Outlook 2007 (using Exchange) but the test for TypeOf(i) Is Outlook.MailItem in the below code snippet always returns False.
I am trying to determine the interface of a COM object by calling the Marshal.QueryInterface method. [DllImport(\"ole32.dll\")]
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I have written a c++ wrapper dll for a C dll with lib file I have, now everything is partially working, all the functions I have written in the c++ wrapper class work as expected bar one.
I\'m new to C# and I\'m trying to learn to开发者_运维技巧 usage of DLLs. I\'m trying to wrap my objects in a DLL, and then use it in my program.
One of our apps is in C#/.NET 1.1/VS2003 and needs to remain as is :-( I need to use code from another C# assembly that is in .NET 2.0: because of technical restrictions (.NET 1.1 mandatory, so direc
I\'m using a simple console application to convert infopath forms to PDF files.Here\'s a brief summary of how I\'m going about this.
I am trying to create a WinForms app that will allow the user to enter the ProgID (and possible ClsID if necessary) of any registered ActiveX COM control, and have the form load that control.I current