ActiveX and Net Compact Framework

D

David Amador

It is possible to use ActiveX with NET Compact FrameWork for the development
in Pocket Pc
 
P

Paul G. Tobey [eMVP]

Not really. This has been covered many, many times before. There is no COM
support in .NET CF. You may be able to either build a straight C, not
object-oriented, interface over the top of your COM object and just call out
to it from your managed code. You may also be able to use CFCOM from
Odyssey Software to use your COM objects.

Paul T.
 
C

Charles Law

Will it be support in .NET CF 2.0????

Charles

Paul G. Tobey said:
Not really. This has been covered many, many times before. There is no COM
support in .NET CF. You may be able to either build a straight C, not
object-oriented, interface over the top of your COM object and just call out
to it from your managed code. You may also be able to use CFCOM from
Odyssey Software to use your COM objects.

Paul T.
 
K

Katie Blanch [MSFT]

Hello David,

Could you give me more information about the specific ActiveX controls
you'd like to use?

Thanks,
-Katie

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| Subject: ActiveX and Net Compact Framework
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