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Using a .NET DLL calling C++ DLL / Nav can not find the C++ DLL
yacineDev
Member Posts: 3
Hi ,
Please could you help , I have one .NET DLL that is referencing to a C++ DLL , the issue is when I'am calling the function of my .net DLL , the NAV 13.3 is givin en error message
A call to LibraryElectronicPay......Operation failed with this message: Could not load file or assembly 'Name of DLL', Version=1.0.6561.26476, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null' or one of its dependencies. File does not exist.
Is any special folder where I can put my lib used by the DLL file .
Thanks a lot,
Please could you help , I have one .NET DLL that is referencing to a C++ DLL , the issue is when I'am calling the function of my .net DLL , the NAV 13.3 is givin en error message
A call to LibraryElectronicPay......Operation failed with this message: Could not load file or assembly 'Name of DLL', Version=1.0.6561.26476, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null' or one of its dependencies. File does not exist.
Is any special folder where I can put my lib used by the DLL file .
Thanks a lot,
0
Answers
Maybe this could help you:
https://blogs.microsoft.co.il/sasha/2014/01/07/hosting-a-net-dll-as-an-out-of-process-com-server/
Regards Marc