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fedak
In VB6, one was able to "run" a class library (.dll) in the IDE. When
an external application then instantiated an object in the library, it
would be routed to the live IDE debug session.
Is there a way to do this in .net? I can get it to work if I
explicitly launch the external application when I run the .net class
library, but I would much prefer the old passive vb6 style
functionality.
-fedak
an external application then instantiated an object in the library, it
would be routed to the live IDE debug session.
Is there a way to do this in .net? I can get it to work if I
explicitly launch the external application when I run the .net class
library, but I would much prefer the old passive vb6 style
functionality.
-fedak