Patrick,
I am not sure about an equivalent ComClass attribute, but have you
considered using the REGASM utility to expose your .NET assembly as a COM
object? This tool reads the assembly's metadata and adds the appropriate
entries in the registry so that any COM client can use the object. You
could then reference the COM object within your VB program...
Todd
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What's the C# equivalent of the VB <ComClass> attribute?
Or, more to the point, how do I expose a class in my C# DLL so it can be
called from a VB6 EXE?
Patrick Burrows
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