Alan,
    we get the DLL to load ok but still getting missing entry point message.
    when we build the project, I see  TLB , Dll and an XML files are all 
created under 
    Bin\Debug directory
  
    we register using the following command: 
       REGSVR32     c:\vsnet\jh_vbcode2.dll
     get message that it is loaded but no entry point found
   
     but we were able to access a method in it using  VFP
   
  oTest = CREATEOBJECT("JH_VBCODE2.ComClass1")
lcval= otest.Increment(10)
   
  then we added an additional method and try to register it again
   
   the VFP code would not work after the second registration? and we get the 
message class definition JH_VBCODE2.ComClass1 is not found?
   
  why did the VFP code work first time after we run  REGSVR32      but did not 
work the 2nd time after we modfiy the Project and rebuild and run REGSVR32 
again??
   
  any ideas?
   
  Thanks,
  Jean
  
Alan Bourke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  Jean Haidar wrote:
> we build a DLL using vb.net by selecting a project with only one file named 
> codefile.vb
> we build the project and Dll was created. whenever we try to register it we 
> get the following
> message:
> 
Jean

Are you trying to create a COM DLL using .NET that can then be 
registered and used by say VFP or VB? If so, did you embed type library 
info into it or do you have a seperate TLB file? It won't register 
without that.




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