Assuming that the following is wrapped in a suitable VB.net project with
register for interop turned on
Option Strict On
Imports System.Runtime.InteropServices

I'm using vs2005 Beta 2
Window Mobile 5.0 PocketPC Emulator SDK
I have a C++ dll project that export some functions.
This is a sample function :

I see thousands of posts on this one and no answers that help us in our
situation.  I could also use some help if not in solving the problem,
then in education on what .NET is doing with AXImport and TLBImport
utilities.

Hello,    We have a CRM system here called Pivotal eRelationship R99.  I am
writing a batch upload service to populate the CRM with data from various
sources.  Pivotal shipped a COM component in 1999 to assist with this kind
of activity.  It is an ActiveX 1.0 control module ...

I want to develop a C# plugin for a Delphi application that I use but do not
know too much about interop.  I think it should be possible but I am just
not sure where to start.  Can someone give me points on where I can find the
information I need to get started?

I have some filesand functions that are in c++ code that I need to call
with c#, how do I do this?

I have created a very simple .NET control with one method and have se
the 'Register for COM Interop' build option. I am having problem
calling it from VB6.
In the first example I can create the control and it displays in my VB

I am developing a ASP.NET application which uses a 3rd party API that
is an unmanaged C++ DLL. The possible solutions that I have in mind to
build the .NET to C++ bridge:
1. Import the unmanaged C++ DLL in the .NET (C#) program and call the

I'm trying to use the AxSHDocVw.AxWebBrowser control in a form and when I
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If I open an excel doc or a word doc on my local HD, it ...

I've got an c++ class we need to use via interop. I wrote a little wrapper
around the methods required using the thiscall calling convention to pass the
pointer when invoking the class's members. (I'm getting an IntPtr to the
class back from another interop call)

Lets say I have an assembly, utility.dll, that I want to register as a COM
component.  I use regasm.exe to register the assembly as a COM component,
then use gacutil.exe to install it in the GAC.  At this point, I should be
able to create an instance of the component using

I have a VB6-based COM object that I want to utilize in c# (VS2003.)  I add a
reference to the COM object (which creates an interop wrapper).  I then
create an instance of the wrapper class.  The problem I'm having is a method
of that class returns a VB6 Collection object.  By ...

I need to make use of some functions in an unmanaged dll -- printui.dll. My
question is how can I find the parameter names for each function in the dll?
I have searched the internet, and pinvoke.net, and I have also run a dumbin
/export on the dll , which helps me know what the ...

I'm using a com dll in my c# app which works ok if I add it to references
and just use it. I only need to use a couple of interfaces. This means I
need to distribute the interop file with my app. On the other hand I could
define the interfaces in code and not use the interop file ...

I'm modifying some code I found for drawing the ascending/ descending arrows
on a listview control from a C# project I found on www.codeguru.com.
The C# call to the SendMessage() API and the VB .NET call are giving me
different behaviors.