How to create a DLL that can be called from another Win32 appl.
- From: "Claus" <ctb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 9 Oct 2006 09:32:29 +0200
Hi all,
I am new to C#, .NET and Visual Studio but I have been coding professionally
for more than 10 years, so I am not a complete newbe :-)
At my work we are now in the process of switching from Borland Delphi to
Visual Studio and C#.
We have a lot of applications that we do not have time to recode to .NET, so
we are planning to do all "new" developments in C#.
And this is where my question pop up:
I need to create a new Database Search form for one of our apps. and I would
like to do this in C#, so that later developments in .Net can reuse this.
How can I create a DLL that can open a WinForm and return a string (as soon
as I got this in place, I can start doing real stuff :-))
Another Win32 (un-managed) appl. should use this DLL.
Since this is my first C# project, I need information about all the steps
necessary to do this.
I hope you are able to provide me with guidelines and if possible some
samples.
Thank you very much in advance
/Claus
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