Problem creating COM ActiveX DLL...?

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Originally Posted by ballmatic

Hi all. I am trying to make components for a lot of generic source code that I have written in ASP so I can distribute these DLL components to clients without giving up my lifes work basically.

I have no clue about ASP.NET and its web services, but it seems like a lot of extra BS to me. So I figured the old school COM ActiveX thing would work.

Problem is, I have Visual Studio .NET 2003 instead of Visual Basic 6.0. So when I try to create a component, and then register it, I come up with problems like "the DllRegisterServer entry point was not found", etc.

I plan to code in VB. Any suggestions? Or alternatives that could do the same thing? I am very eager to get this started, but I don't have a copy of VB 6.

Side note: Some of my clients might be hosting with GoDaddy's Windows servers so these components MIGHT not be able to work since they probably wont register them. So... any .NET advice that can protect my code????

Thanks,
B

welll...Net dll is an assembly..
not binary ActiveX dll...

you need to have vb6 to compile it as an activex dll