I am facing some memory leak problems with COM interop cleanup. Will
the following code cause any memory leaks because of the
wrapper.methodCall method (part of the exposed COM interface).
1) Is the refcount incremented when the methodCall is made?

I posted this originally at the bottom of a thread that is probably
inactive, so I am now
posting it in its own thread. I have a .Net (2.0) assembly that I
want to call using a Com client (a VB6 program) on another machine. I don't

I'm trying to create a C# dll that will return an array of objects.
SomeObj[] Func(){...}
The object in question is exposed to COM and I can create it in VB6 with no
problem.

I am trying to find something definitive on whether, for a COM DLL (we'll
call it XXX.dll) that I want to use in C#, I should reference the COM DLL and
let the IDE create the Interop.XXX.dll file, or create it the Interop.XXX.dll
myself and reference ONLY the Interop.XXX.dll in ...

I've looked all around but couldn't find any practical information on about
how to implement a standart COM interface from managed code (I want to
implement IFilterMessage Interface in my C# code)...
What are the steps to follow ?

Hello, friends,
In c#.net 2005, we have the following source, hoping to bring a Word window
to front. However, it does not work.
Any ideas? How to bring a Word window to front?

I have a VB6 app that uses a strongly named assembly written in C#2.0.
On my development machine (VB6) i did regasm with /tlb option then added
reference in VB6 project in order to "see" the functions defined there,
everything ok.

I am getting this error when my vb.net 2005 app trys to create an Excel file.
I have the Com object reference in my program. The program uses the COM
object to create the Excel File so i can use the oledb to populate the file.
The program runs fine on my dev machine and server ...

I am trying to write a wrapper around a C DLL that makes use of a very large
complex C data structure for all data exchange between the caller and DLL.
The data structure is allocated/deallocated during various calls to functions
in the C DLL. The data structure contains pointers ...

I am using Visual Basic 2005. My project is in vb.net.
After executing a request on an Access Table, I would like to copy my
recordset into an array as such:
       Dim ConnectionString As String =

I have created a simple COM Class in VB.Net containing a simple
structure and function:
Public Structure MyStruct
       Dim Param1 As Byte

regasm work fine to register an assembly for COM if you have write
permission to HKLM. This usually requires Administrator privileges.
I would like to deploy a couple of assemblies to users that do not have
Administrator privileges. I would like them to be registered under

Can someone provide code snippets on how to create a Line or Rectangle
in Microsoft Word?

Hi...
We've got some objects written in C# that expose COM interfaces that we're
now trying to move to/use in an x64 environment.  The .Net assemblies are
compiled Any CPU, which as I understand it means they will run under the

Plz help me out...
i am displaying the contents of a html file using webbrowser control
in  Dot Net 2008 using c#.
My html files have certain areas whch r marked by comments..