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VC++ Client Consuming VB but not consuming the data

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I have done following Steps:
1.Changed one line of code in C# library.
2.This library consumed in VB exe after changing c# library not compiling vb application.
3.Old VB exe is consuming in vc++ application.(with out compoiling vb)
This application is not working.How to consume the vb exe in vc++ application without compiling vb(means after chnged c# library but not changed in vb (not changed method signature )
Thanks & Regards,
Mohan
MohanV
Tuesday, October 20, 2015 10:26 AM
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You have to rebuild the exe if you are linking to a C# assembly.
Maybe make your C# library be a COM server is a good solution.
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Are you asking about VC++ or C#?
How is the VB exe consuming the library, and is it a managed C# library, or a native C++ library?
Scot
Developer Support Engineer
Wednesday, October 21, 2015 12:59 AM -
I have no idea what you are asking. It looks like you are trying to call a VB module, either as a DLL or EXE, from either a C# app or a C++ app. I think we will need some clarification to respond. Are you using C++ or C#? What kind of module is your VB code? Is it a .Net module or not? Is it a DLL or an EXE? How are you trying to call it -- COM, .Net remoting, or some other mechanism?
Wednesday, October 21, 2015 1:24 AM -
Does it work if you make a minor change in C# (add a comment, for example), without affecting the code, then recompile it and replace the original library?
Which errors do you receive? And show some details about consuming C# library from VB and about consuming VB from C++.
Wednesday, October 21, 2015 6:07 AM -
You have to rebuild the exe if you are linking to a C# assembly.
Maybe make your C# library be a COM server is a good solution.
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