I have recently updated one of my C# solutions from VS2008 to vs 2010 to utilise the Embedded interop types feature so I can stop shipping the library of interops we currently have to due to interacti
I have a COM assembly (let\'s call it com1.dll) that I\'m referencing in some C# code. When I Add Reference I see an Interop.com1.dll in under the References node. If I execute the application from Vi
I am trying to use shdocvw in a managed C++ program. I have read COM Interop using managed C++ - CodeProject. I used the instructions in How to add references to a managed Visual C++ project to create
I am using COM in my C# .NET project. However one of the methods I call is not acting as expected. So I am curious to see what is happening between my .NET code, the Interop layer and COM.
We are using tlbimp to generate interop assemblies.We would like to stamp the interop assemblies with both a File Version and an Assembly Version.However, the /asmversion option on tlbimp seems to be
I\'m in need of help on understanding the architecture when calling COM/DLL\'s created with TLBIMP.EXE, from a .NET application. The scenario is:
We are generating Interop dll for wuapi.dll using tlbimp.ex开发者_StackOverflowe. Is this interop dll genrated by tlbimp.exe dependent on OS version?
I\'ve recently had need to produce an interop assembly.After some googling I discovered tlbimp.exe.My next problem was that my COM library did not come with a .tlb file.Further googling revealed that
Current configuration is: The main application is unmanaged. It contains DLL, containing TLB, which describes functions, exposed to COM model.
I made a class in C# that I am exposing to COM. I can register it just fine using RegAsm.exe. I would like to test it before I send it off, but using TlbImp.exe gives me an error of \"Type libaray wa
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