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Combining 4 assemblies to create on old style COM

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Mahesh Bhirangi - 14 Jul 2005 09:35 GMT
I have 4 assemblies source code in C#.

Now i want to combine all of these to create a one single regular old style
COM component which can be used by my ASP page.

Is there a way to do this ?

Thanks.
Mahesh
Klaus H. Probst - 15 Jul 2005 21:23 GMT
You mean somehow "melding" four assemblies to a single one? No, you can't do
that (well, there's something called a "netmodule" but I don't think you want
to go there) with the binaries, only if you combine the code into a single
assembly.

This has nothing to do with COM per se, it's just not something you can do
with .NET assemblies, regardless of whether they are interop-exposed.

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> I have 4 assemblies source code in C#.
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> Thanks.
> Mahesh

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