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.Net Interop with COM - ActiveX error

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JC - 13 Oct 2004 17:37 GMT
On my development PC, which is the machine that i 'build' my .net project, I
have successfully exposed my .net dll to my vb6 application..intellisense and
all.

I have then used regasm to register my .net dll on another PC (#2) that has
the .net framework and the VB6 project(regasm myProject.dll /tlb:
myProject.tlb).  I am able to reference the .tlb in my vb6 application. I'm
able to see it's methods and write my code.  But when I run the vb6 app on
this #2 PC, I get "ActiveX component cannot create object" error when i try
to invoke any of the methods of my .dll.

I've stepped thru the Step-by-Step tutorial offered by Gene Trussell and
verified i have everything setup correctly with Namespace, assemblyname,
rootnamespace. added to GAC and used Regasm on target PC.  Cant get past this
ActiveX error.

I'm just spinning my wheels and I bet there's a simple
answer.!!??

Thanks for any and all help.
JC
Sunny - 14 Oct 2004 00:55 GMT
> On my development PC, which is the machine that i 'build' my .net project, I
> have successfully exposed my .net dll to my vb6 application..intellisense and
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> Thanks for any and all help.
> JC

Read my answer to your other post. No need of double-posting.

SUnny

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