Visual Studio.NET

KEVINARCHER
KEVINARCHER Member Posts: 4
edited 2003-05-29 in Navision Attain
I would like to access some Visual Basic.NET DLL's I create for Navision. I heard there was a way to compile a certain way and the class would be availiable to COM apps. Is this possible and how do I do it. I was able to do this with VB 6 but seem to have lost the ability in .NET.
Kevin Archer
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  • bruno77
    bruno77 Member Posts: 62
    In order to use the .NET assembly class in Navision you need to expose it to COM, see help for ComClassAttribute.

    Example:

    <ComClass(Tst.ClassId, Tst.InterfaceId, Tst.EventsId)> _
    Public Class Tst
    Public Const ClassId As String = "B153F571-F3B1-4b9b-BC5F-
    Public Const InterfaceId As String = "9850CF4D-48A9-4fed-AD60-
    Public Const EventsId As String = "37682080-B166-400d-881E-

    'This sub is required
    Public Sub New()
    MyBase.New()
    End Sub


    /Regards,

    Bruno
    Regards,

    Bruno

    http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/erp/smb
  • karcher
    karcher Member Posts: 1
    Great I can now see the methods and properties. I have yet another question though. I want to pop open a Visual Basic form and let the user enter information and then return it to Navision. I am able to start the form but Navision forces it to the background and I cant get it to get focus. THere is an application similar to what I am trying to accomplish in the downloads section which is a text editoe that allow users to enter more then 250 characters and return it to navision. What is the correct way to pop open this form. Thanks for your help.

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