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Using a C# GUI component from VB6

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Einstein - 21 Sep 2004 03:11 GMT
Hi All,
we have two applications...one is Next Gen .NET Application written in
c#...where as one application is in VB6...we need to use some .NET
components in VB6 ... I understand this is possible via Inter-OP in case of
NON GUI business components ....but is the same possible for UI
components...I have read in MSDN documentation that I can use ActiveX
controls written in COM in .NET...but is reverse possible...if yes...how can
I go about it... is there some documentation one can point to me ?

-TIA
Geert Depickere - 22 Sep 2004 08:35 GMT
Hi,

Aparently, this is NOT supported by Microsoft. The link below describes a
possible workaround for this:

http://www.ondotnet.com/pub/a/dotnet/2003/01/20/winformshosting.html

> Hi All,
> we have two applications...one is Next Gen .NET Application written in
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>
> -TIA

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