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.NET and VB Interop

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Moshe Eshel - 17 Mar 2004 12:40 GMT
Hi

We are considering starting to develop in .NET (ASP.NET to be exact).

We have an existing application based on ASP, VB DLLs, and Stored
procedures (SQL Server 2000). And would like to develop new functionalty
only with .NET

This means we would like to use .NET DLLs from inside standard VB (and
ASP pages if possible), and more important use VB Dlls from .NET code

First tries with using a reference to a COM (from the VS.NET IDE)
resulted in failure. Is it possible that we have to compile the VB dlls
in a specific way, or maybe they are not structured correctly (internal
references, bad types etc.)?

How do we make this work.
Does anyone have any experience with this?

Thanks
Moshe
DotNetJunkies User - 01 Apr 2004 18:25 GMT
One problem I ran into while doing com interop for a ASP project is the security settings.  By default your ASP user has low rights.  So I would play with your security.  The setting for ASP user is found in the machine.config file.

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