I have an old custom written ActiveX control, written in VC++6 that I am
trying to use on a Windows form with C# (and also VB.NET for testing).

I add the control to the toolbox using the standard ‘add/remove items’
option, and everything proceeds fine. As does adding the control to the form.
For the most part I seem to be able to call all of my functions properly
(there are some oddities which are defying debugging for now, however I
expect to track them down just as soon as I have the events working).

The problem currently is the events. No matter how I may add an event
handler to an event on the control, a call never reaches my handler.

What really gets me, is that using the OCX in VB6 works fine, however when I
put an AX wrapper around it for use in .NET, it doesn’t want to talk back.

I also have seen this issues with another custom OCX that I imported via the
same method described above, I can call all of it’s functions, however none
of it’s events are ever fired despite their being triggered.

Anyone have any thoughts as to what the cause might be or how to resolve it?