In VB(ASP.NET)
Application(“myapp”)= Server.CreateObject(“APP.Engine “)
aa = Application(“myapp”).myMethod(2) works.
I tried it in C#
Application[“myapp”]= Server.CreateObject(“AP
In VB(ASP.NET)
Application(“myapp”)= Server.CreateObject(“APP.Engine “)
aa = Application(“myapp”).myMethod(2) works.
I tried it in C#
Application[“myapp”]= Server.CreateObject(“AP
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I need to pass an int or long array (not important) from a VB6 application to the C# COM Visible class. I have tried declaring the interface in C# like this: < /p>
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We have a project containing more than 500,000 lines of VB.NET, we need to convert to C#. Any suggestions based on experience, which tools to use? We are using Visual Studio 2008 and our goal is 3.
I have a VB5 (non.net) project and I want to upgrade to a c# project. Does anyone have any suggestions on methods or free tools that can help me solve this problem. < p>
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I have a 32-bit in-process STA VB6 DLL. I regret that there is nothing I can do about it. My C# components greatly benefit from 64-bit. Anyway I call/interface from my 64-bit process This 32-bit dl
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