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Tom Edelbrok
I am creating a class libary of VB.Net utilities that will be built into a
DLL. This DLL can be used by our development VB.NET programs when they want
to call standard in-house utilities.
I create the class libary MYCLASSLIBRARY.VB by inserting a whole bunch of
classes, ie:
public class class1
end class
public class class2
end class
And so on. I then build it into a DLL. However, when I include a reference
to this DLL in a separate VB.NET project, only the very first class defined
in the class libary becomes known within the project. All other classes in
the class libary are unknown. (Note: I use "IMPORTS MYCLASSLIBARY" in the
project, so wouldn't everything in the class libary be known?).
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
Tom Edelbrok
DLL. This DLL can be used by our development VB.NET programs when they want
to call standard in-house utilities.
I create the class libary MYCLASSLIBRARY.VB by inserting a whole bunch of
classes, ie:
public class class1
end class
public class class2
end class
And so on. I then build it into a DLL. However, when I include a reference
to this DLL in a separate VB.NET project, only the very first class defined
in the class libary becomes known within the project. All other classes in
the class libary are unknown. (Note: I use "IMPORTS MYCLASSLIBARY" in the
project, so wouldn't everything in the class libary be known?).
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
Tom Edelbrok