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Interop and .NET 3

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jweizman - 08 Jun 2007 12:05 GMT
Hi

I have an OCX i would like to use in .NET 3 with WPF.

I use aximp to create the wrapper. unfortunatly, this creates a
Winform 2.0 dependency.

I don't want to mix .NET 2 and .NET 3 together....
What can i do ?

Thanks
Jonathan
Egghead - 08 Jun 2007 14:40 GMT
Now, I believe .Net 3.0 is just an extension of .Net 2.0; it means that you
cannot have .Net 3.0 alone. May be Microsoft will change that later.

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RL

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> Thanks
> Jonathan
Ben Voigt [C++ MVP] - 09 Jun 2007 18:36 GMT
> Hi
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> I don't want to mix .NET 2 and .NET 3 together....
> What can i do ?

.NET 3 has a Windows.Forms 2.0 dependency already, you're not making matters
any worse.  .NET 3 didn't provide the BCL, it uses the 2.0 version and adds
WCF, WPF, etc.

.NET 3.5 looks to be a complete set of all libraries.

> Thanks
> Jonathan

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