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Hi All,
I have a VB.NET MDI application with several MDI Child forms. Each of the
MDI Child forms has a significant amount of code. What I think I would like
to do is create a DLL for each child form, so that if I need to make changes
to a particular form, I can just update the DLL for that form and have the
user download just the new DLL.
From the main menu of the MDI parent, a user selects a particular task,
which generally involves processing information from a particular type of
file. The user selects the file using an OpenFileDialog. then I do a bit of
checking to make sure the file is the right type of file for the particular
task selected. If it is, I open the MDI Child form and pass the filename and
some other information to the form.
From this point, all processing is done from the Child form.
So, is it possible to take the entire form and put it in a DLL? Or can I
only take the form functionality (various subs and functions) and move them
to a DLL?
TIA
Lee
I have a VB.NET MDI application with several MDI Child forms. Each of the
MDI Child forms has a significant amount of code. What I think I would like
to do is create a DLL for each child form, so that if I need to make changes
to a particular form, I can just update the DLL for that form and have the
user download just the new DLL.
From the main menu of the MDI parent, a user selects a particular task,
which generally involves processing information from a particular type of
file. The user selects the file using an OpenFileDialog. then I do a bit of
checking to make sure the file is the right type of file for the particular
task selected. If it is, I open the MDI Child form and pass the filename and
some other information to the form.
From this point, all processing is done from the Child form.
So, is it possible to take the entire form and put it in a DLL? Or can I
only take the form functionality (various subs and functions) and move them
to a DLL?
TIA
Lee