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Old September 30th, 2003, 02:16 PM
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Default Using C# Components in Visual Basic through COM

Hello, all.

I'm new to C# and .NET in general. And, by the subject of my post, I'm probably jumping at the deep end of the pool before learning how to swim. :)

We have a VB application (Standard EXE) with a gazillion forms, modules and class modules. I'd like to break this apart into smaller manageable components. (Why it wasn't in smaller manageable components in the first place? Well, as management says, "Just get it done, now".) I've started to do this in VB, however, our CIO said that we will be moving to the .NET in the near future.

So, I thought I can write the new components in C#, thereby learning the .NET language and make use of the .NET benefits and I won't end up writing the components twice.

However, I will need to be able to attach this C# component to the existing VB application.

I found an article submitted by Mike Gold in:

http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/vbnet/COMinCSharpM.asp

Aside from this insightful article, can anyone recommend books or articles regarding this subject?


Thank you for your time.

Rommel







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