Can't you use a project group to test a DLL, or ActiveX exe the same way you do to test a ActiveX Control?
Or do you have to have 2 different instances of VB open?
Thanks!
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Can't you use a project group to test a DLL, or ActiveX exe the same way you do to test a ActiveX Control?
Or do you have to have 2 different instances of VB open?
Thanks!
Yeah, the VB Books Online (VB5 only :() says that a project group is the way to go, one project to design it, and one to test it.
you can do the whole thing in the projet group, including debugging and stepping through code from app to dll to dll ...
Works fine in VB6 too , btw
Thats funny.. cause according to this Transcender MCP Pretest software it says you have to have 2 projects open to test an activeX EXE. it says one for a DLL though.
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Originally posted by Arc
Thats funny.. cause according to this Transcender MCP Pretest software it says you have to have 2 projects open to test an activeX EXE. it says one for a DLL though.
An ActiveX Exe runs out of process and and ActiveX Dll runs in process. That is why you can use one project for the Dll and two for the EXE.
Ok :cool:. Thanks Mark. I was beggining to get REAL :mad: and :confused: but now i'm :)