All,

I have a .NET assembly (DLL) and a VB6 app.

I can access the .NET DLL from the VB6 app, but I don't know how to
get the DLL to launch inside the VS.NET debugger so that I can step
through it.

There is a lot of articles out there on how to register the .NET
assembly as a COM object (via the CCW), but I see nothing on how to
debug it. In fact, the articles all seem to say just about the same
thing and nothing new.

Any help would be very much appreciated.

Greg

Greg,

In the VS.NET IDE you can select the VB6 app as the one to start and
attach the debugger to in the project properties for the DLL project.



Mattias

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