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I'm about to begin porting a VB6 ActiveX EXE project over to VB.NET.
This project (project "A") has nearly always been used purely as an
executable, but on a small number of occasions we have written other
executables which automate project A, getting it to launch itself, connect
to a database, and then calling methods on one of its exposed classes.
Is there a way of getting the same thing to happen in VB.NET? I have the
choice of converting this project to a DLL (which I definitely don't want as
then I can't run it stand-alone) or an EXE (which I guess is my only
choice), but I can't see how I can then get other applications to invoke
project A and get a reference to its objects.
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Thanks,
This project (project "A") has nearly always been used purely as an
executable, but on a small number of occasions we have written other
executables which automate project A, getting it to launch itself, connect
to a database, and then calling methods on one of its exposed classes.
Is there a way of getting the same thing to happen in VB.NET? I have the
choice of converting this project to a DLL (which I definitely don't want as
then I can't run it stand-alone) or an EXE (which I guess is my only
choice), but I can't see how I can then get other applications to invoke
project A and get a reference to its objects.
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Thanks,