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From: spprivate
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Hi Vijay You can add a reference to the COM Component by right clicking on the
solution explorer-> references-> COM tab.There you can browse for it and add.
Visual Basic .NET automatically creates interop assemblies when you add a reference to
a type library from the integrated development environment (IDE). When working from
the command line, you can use the Tlbimp utility to manually create interop
assemblies.
To create an interop assembly using Tlbimp Add the location of Tlbimp to the DOS
search path, if it is not already part of the search path and you are not currently in
the directory where it is located. Call Tlbimp from a DOS prompt, providing
the following information: Name and location of the DLL that contains the type
library Name and location of the namespace where the information should be placed
Name and location of the target interop assembly
For EgTlbimp test3.dll /out:NameSpace1 /out:Interop1.dll
You can use Tlbimp to create interop assemblies for type libraries, even for
unregistered COM objects. However, the COM objects referred to via interop assemblies
must be properly registered on the computer where they are to be used. You can
register a COM object by using the Regsvr32 utility included with the Windows
operating system. Interop assemblies are .NET assemblies that act as a bridge
between managed and unmanaged code, mapping COM object members to equivalent .NET
managed members. The common language runtime exposes COM objects through a proxy
called the runtime callable wrapper (RCW). its primary function is to marshal calls
between a .NET client and a COM object.The runtime creates exactly one RCW for each
COM object, regardless of the number of references that exist on that object Cheers
Satheesh
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