This is a dumb question, but I just cant find an answer. I want to do something as simple as this in IronPython, something I did in asp.net vb.net to capture the id of a table displayed in a gridview or datagrid
iid = e.Item.Cells(2).Text
But I get "Tablecellcollection is not callable".
I have a solution which contains among other things a project which is COM callable.
I would like to put some breakpoints into this and step through it but VS tells me "The breakpoint will not currently be hit".
how I can step into a com callable?
I have a project as part of my Windows Solution which is COM callable and auto registered when I run my application.
After running my Windows application I run a VB 6 application which references my com callable assembly.
I would like to step into this code but my breakpoints aren't hit at all.
I need to call functions of "well documented" C++ dlls from a VB6.0 application. how to create VB6.0 callable C++ wrapper.
View 3 RepliesI have been writing a COM callable assembly for my current solution allowing unmanaged code some access. I have just been told that I can now start using 3.5 of the framework having used 2.0 for some time.I then came across WCF and was wondering if I could use any of this to create my application api and allow access from anmanaged code.
View 1 RepliesI have created a COM callable assembly which consists of an Interface, a single class which implements the interface. In this case the implementation is a single method.I have registered the assembly, created a type library and added the assembly to the GAC.I thought about opening an Office application like WORD or EXCEL 2003 and trying it from there but beyong referencing the COM assembly I have no idea how to code it.
View 1 RepliesI need to create a DLL that's callable from C, that executes database queries and returns results. The first tool I reached for was VB, and I found it easy to create a DLL, but when I view the DLL using dumpbin /exports, I don't see any functions.
So, my questions:
1) Is VB the right tool for the job? If not, (The ideal solution would be a 3rd-party DLL that will let me do database queries -- a friendly higher-level wrapper above ODBC. I've searched around and come up empty, but maybe I haven't looked in the right place).
2) If VB is the right tool for the job, how do I export a class method so that it's callable as a function in a legacy C environment?
More details:
1) The target environment is Mercury Loadrunner VUGen. It's able to import DLLs and make function calls, but the environment is (non-.NET) legacy C.
2) My development environment is MS Visual Studio 2008
My windows application needs to raise an event in a COM callable assembly so unmanaged code can pick up on the event.I am sick of this. All the crazy tags required for COM callable is doing my head in.
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