vb.net 2010 dll trying to run from VBScript

Question

Hi,

I've created simple DLL (Testing purpose) with VB.NET 2010, I'm able to access this from inside my VB.net 2010 environment using "UserControl", and works fine.  If I create new project, and reference the DLL that also works fine

I've registered it using RegAsm.exe <Dll path> /codebase for running from VBScript however when runnnig the script I get following error message "Object doesn't support this property or method 'Sayhello'

VBscript code

Dim FSO, oShell, oDLL

Set FSO = CreateObject("scripting.filesystemobject")
Set oShell = CreateObject("wscript.shell")
Set oDLL = CreateObject("TestDLL.DLLCtrl")

oDLL.SayHello()

 

DLL Code (VB.NET)

Public

 

Class

TestDLL

 

Public Shared Sub

SayHello()

MsgBox(

"Hello from DLL"

)

 

End

Sub

 

End

 

Class

 

VB.NET I've made sure that

"Make Assembly-Com visible is ticked

Register for com-interop also ticked.

 

I've done this before with Visual Studio 2008 and was working fine, but don't seem to get this working on Visual studio 2010.

any advice, suggestions appreciated.

 

Answer 1

Hi Denis,

Welcome to the MSDN Forum.

Here is a similar thread: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-AU/netfxbcl/thread/67b7b9a4-ce0d-400e-a705-8e3b3a864f37

Please take a look at it.

In addition, the first thing you need to confirm is: your VB.net DLL is OK.

And then, there is a official forum for VBS issues: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/ITCG/threads/

So you can try to ask your issue on that forum.

Anyway, I recommend you check the following points:

1. When you use Regasm tool to register the DLL, did you add /codebase switch? If not, please add it and try again.

2. Did you use the corresponding Regasm to register your dll? I mean, if you develop the dll in .net framework 4.0, did you use the regasm which its version is 4.0? If not, please use the corresponding tool.

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Answer 2

Hi Denis,

Do you have any updates?

How about your question now?

Best regards,

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