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why .Net App requires .tlb file?07 Oct 2004 20:03 GMT1
Hi Group,
I have a question. I am deploying my VC++ App and it works well with
App_Name.tlb File included. Else it gives me an error saying "Error: Loading
DLL".  I really don't understand why .Net App requires .tlb file?
"regasm  xxx.dll" vs "regasm xxx.dll /regfile"06 Oct 2004 21:31 GMT1
Is this a regasm bug or does anyone have an explanation to this behaviour?
I have a com dll that defines additional "Implemented Categories".
When I register with regasm they are defined in the registry as expected.
When I try to create a registry file with the corresponding ...
how to do dynamic cast in C#05 Oct 2004 20:07 GMT3
I want to create an instance of a dynamic class in run time. The type of the
dynamic class is unknown during the compile time. I can use
Activator.CreateInstance to instantiate the dynamic class. But it returns
object data type. How can I get the instansce of the dynamic class as ...
Unable to login in a clent server application05 Oct 2004 06:05 GMT1
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From: Kumar Jeevan I am getting this message when trying to login a client server application:   Server was unable to process request. --> Access to the path "c:\program files\cxorder\log" is denied. and stack ...
file or a folder04 Oct 2004 23:08 GMT1
   Is there any way to find out if the file name is really a folder or a
file?
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Adding the .NET Framework to a Windows Application03 Oct 2004 23:47 GMT2
Does anyone know if it is possible / legal to create a Windows application
with the one of the .NET languages ( say C# ) and imbed the runtime with the
application so that a person without
the .NET framework installed on his / her computer can run the application.
 
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