This is what I suspected. It definitely won't work. You need to build the DLLs and app with the same version of Visual Studio. Like I said, I had no success with VC7 a while back and have not tried to upgrade. VS.NET still shuts down on me unexpectedly from time to time and tries to send error reports to MS.
Ignore my previous BF posting - I didn't have my own compiler settings right - was using static linking in the test DLL and EXE. It works fine in both VC6 and VC7 with multi-threaded DLL options set.
Keith
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> ...BTW I am using VC7 to build my application, perhaps that is the problem?
If you are using Xerces-C and Xalan-C binaries built with VC6, then that's
definitely the problem, because the two compilers have different run-time
libraries. You should really rebuild the binaries using the particular
version of VC you're using, because mixing binaries is dangerous, and the
underlying problem is still there.
Dave
