I'm having trouble getting my head around calling .NET components from
legacy VC6.
I need to implement a logging "thing" (service, object, application,
whatever) in C# that will be called by legacy vc6 code.  This "thing" will

Is reflection (e.g. GetField) is possible on a __ComObject ?
10x, Alex.

I came across this article while researching a VB6 430 error:
INFO: Considerations for Server-Side Automation of Office
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;q257757
"Microsoft does not currently recommend, and does not support,

I posted this question already, but in the wrong newsgroup... so here again:
I have a COM interface which has the following method:
HRESULT Item(
 [in] DWORD dwIndex,

H all...
I created a com+ server component but I have a strange problem when calling
it from the client machines on the local network (clients machines can be a
member different domain or has no domain )

I have a .NET class that I want to call from an ASP page. I did everything
they way it is described in
http://www.codeproject.com/dotnet/nettocom.asp?select=1005526&df=100&forumid=140
76&msg=1005526
Here's my ASP code:

I redirect the console's output and error streams in my C# application in
order to prepend some basic information for diagnostics (timestamp, thread
name, etc.).  This works fine for all Console.WriteLine and
Console.Error.WriteLine output from my managed code.  However, I use ...

Talking to COM objects from .NET is easy, but how do you pass .NET objects
to COM components as arguments?
This seems to be a pretty strange thing. This is what I did:
In VB6, I created an activeX DLL called "test.interop" with a single class

I found a strange problem with the old fashioned MS Script Control and have
no clues what this is about.
In a VB.NET app, I used this code:
Dim sc As New MSScriptControl.ScriptControl

I am trying to use the LsaLogonUser API.  I am almost there.
'This is my structure
Public Structure MSV1_0_LM20_LOGON
Public MessageType As MSV1_0_PROTOCOL_MESSAGE_TYPE

I've created a very simple user control that basically hosts the IE browser.
The purpose was to abstract some of the logic of setting the content of the
browser from a string.  I have a small problem with this control.  When I
use this control with a tab control (placing my ...

I am very new to .Net (about 1 week) and am exploring what is involved in
converting my c++ app to .Net.
The app is very similar to VS.Net; a container which hosts addins and
in-place activates Office docs and MSHTML.

Reading a previous post I was able to find a high level overview of COM
without registration:
http://www.simple-talk.com/2005/03/09/com-server-registration/  However, I
was wondering if anyone one knows of other references that could explain

I'm trying to connect a Delphi COM client with our .NET server. Everything
seems to work fine, except that COM-created .NET objects are not properly
garbage collected, e.g. the C# destructors won’t get invoked.
Especially when marshalling .NET streams to COM IStreams which do not

I am dynamically creating ActiveX controls on WinForms in VS.Net 2003.
While this code works great, the OCX file that serves the Active X
control does not get released until after the application has exited.
This is a fairly significant issue for our software as we are actually