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.NET Forum / .NET Framework / Interop / June 2005

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How to pass string from COM to .Net using interop and change these strings in .Net ?02 Jun 2005 13:34 GMT1
I need to
1. .Net dll with a method
   public bool myMethod (string inVal, ref StringBuilder outVal)
   {
How to dynamicly link C++DLL from C#02 Jun 2005 13:33 GMT2
I need to dynamicly load C++ DLL from .Net module. (C#)
Name of dll in unknown during compliation, but export section is well known.
How should I do this?
I need .NET equivalents for win32 functions
Singleton Problem02 Jun 2005 12:59 GMT8
Hello,
We have an application which communicates using remoting. There is a server
which is a Windows Service. The server exposes an object which is a
singleton. The client is a Web Application which makes calls to the service.
c# equivalent of __uuidof02 Jun 2005 11:41 GMT1
I'm porting a c++ test harness for a COM layer to c# to help extend my
knowledge of interop and c#.
I've got a quick question for which I have one answer using late
binding but it feels ugly and there must be a better way but I'm
Missing events from ActiveX OCX's01 Jun 2005 22:02 GMT1
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 ...
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