This has been driving me crazy for a long time, Can you please tell me what I could be doing wrong?
I am trying to create a VB.net Class Lib that is being referenced by a VB6 ActiveX DLL project. However, no matter what I try, I cannot access any of the public methods within the VB.net assembly.
I've checked the box named "Expose Com" in the assembly properties for the .net project.
I've created a public Class, and a public Interface, the interface referencing the public methods within the public class, and the public class implements the interface. Still can't see the public methods when the class is instantiated however from the VB.6 ActiveX.
I just don't understand what techniques are required to ensure that a particular vb.net public class will expose it's public methods. I thought the Interface decloration would take care of this. Am I missing any other Declaration statements?
Here is the code.
Imports System
Public Interface iCapture
Function SaveSource(ByVal TestString As String) As Boolean
End Interface
Public Class Capture
Implements HTMLParser.iCapture
Private strTestString As String
Public Function SaveSource(ByVal TestString As String) As Boolean Implements iCapture.SaveSource
strTestString = TestString
Return True
End Function
End Class
Thanks,
Bryan Garaventa
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