You cannot. However, you can transform them to VB.NET 'Declare' statements
and constants. I suggest to read the chapters about the 'Declare' statement
and "platform invoke" in the documentation.
Perhaps you could suggest an approach to the problem I am facing. I am
trying to compile RTC Client sample VB project that comes with platform sdk.
This project was written with vb6 sp5. It appears that upgrade to VB.NET
was incomplete. The underlying object definitions are not to be found.
I get one of these
'UPGRADE_ISSUE: RTCClient object was not upgraded. Click for more:
'ms-help://MS.VSCC.2003/commoner/redir/redirect.htm?keyword="vbup2068"'
Never mind... I figured it out. It was a matter of refering to the .dll.
In turn, I used dll's object information.
RG said:
Thanks for your help.
Perhaps you could suggest an approach to the problem I am facing. I am
trying to compile RTC Client sample VB project that comes with platform
sdk. This project was written with vb6 sp5. It appears that upgrade to
VB.NET was incomplete. The underlying object definitions are not to be
found.
I get one of these
'UPGRADE_ISSUE: RTCClient object was not upgraded. Click for more:
'ms-help://MS.VSCC.2003/commoner/redir/redirect.htm?keyword="vbup2068"'
I came across this thread during a search on RTC. I am having the same
problem that you describe. Would you be willing to share the details of what
you did to get the sample programs to compile.
Thanks.
--
JDS57
RG said:
Never mind... I figured it out. It was a matter of refering to the .dll.
In turn, I used dll's object information.
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