Dll with VB.Net

[Bernard Bourée]

Hi Nick

Tried to downlod it to adapt at 2003 but could not find the link!

Thanks

 

[Nak]

Hi there,

http://www.members.lycos.co.uk/nickpatemanpwp/

click "My Own Software"
click "VB.NET Templates" (It's down the page in the VB.NET section)

Nick.

Hi Nick

Tried to downlod it to adapt at 2003 but could not find the link!

Thanks

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Bernard Bourée
(e-mail address removed)

Hi Nick,

It is quite easy to make your own templates for a class library. If you
take a look at the 2002 versions from my web site you may be able to modify
them to work with 2003. I first achieved this by downloading a pretty much
empty class library project and stripped out any code so that it was empty,
then looked at how the windows application template was structured. I'm
sure you can work it out But it's worth having the extra templates
trust me!

http://www.members.lycos.co.uk/nickpatemanpwp/
goto My Own Software > VB.NET Templates.

I hope this helps.

Nick.

Thanks!!!!
That is very valuable information!
Andi


"CJ Taylor" <[cege] at [tavayn] dit commmmm> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
Standard cannot create DLL's.

Otherwise, it would be listed as Class Library...


I am stuck with a very basic issue.
I try to create a dll with VB.NET. I find in the documentation that
I
should
be able to set that up in the project property dialog:
Common Properties - General - Output Type.
It gives me "Windows Application" and "Console Application" but not
"dll
library".

When I create a new project, I have 5 choices:
- Windows Application
- Console Application
- ASP.NET Web Application
- ASP.NET Web Service
- ASP.NET Mobile WebApplication

again, no DLL library project. Am I missing something?

(I am using VB.net Standard - is the dll option not included here?)

Thanks for help...
Nick

 

[Bernard Bourée]

Nick
Thanks but that gives me only the oppotunity to download the msi file which
is canceleed since it detects that I dont have VS NET 20002 but not to the
code.

--
Bernard Bourée
(e-mail address removed)

Hi there,

http://www.members.lycos.co.uk/nickpatemanpwp/

click "My Own Software"
click "VB.NET Templates" (It's down the page in the VB.NET section)

Nick.

Hi Nick

Tried to downlod it to adapt at 2003 but could not find the link!

Thanks

--
Bernard Bourée
(e-mail address removed)

Hi Nick,

It is quite easy to make your own templates for a class library.

If
you

take a look at the 2002 versions from my web site you may be able to modify
them to work with 2003. I first achieved this by downloading a pretty much
empty class library project and stripped out any code so that it was empty,
then looked at how the windows application template was structured. I'm
sure you can work it out But it's worth having the extra templates
trust me!

http://www.members.lycos.co.uk/nickpatemanpwp/
goto My Own Software > VB.NET Templates.

I hope this helps.

Nick.

Thanks!!!!
That is very valuable information!
Andi


"CJ Taylor" <[cege] at [tavayn] dit commmmm> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
Standard cannot create DLL's.

Otherwise, it would be listed as Class Library...


I am stuck with a very basic issue.
I try to create a dll with VB.NET. I find in the documentation that
I
should
be able to set that up in the project property dialog:
Common Properties - General - Output Type.
It gives me "Windows Application" and "Console Application" but not
"dll
library".

When I create a new project, I have 5 choices:
- Windows Application
- Console Application
- ASP.NET Web Application
- ASP.NET Web Service
- ASP.NET Mobile WebApplication

again, no DLL library project. Am I missing something?

(I am using VB.net Standard - is the dll option not included here?)

Thanks for help...
Nick