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Hi,
I asked this question earlier but didn't get a response so I thought I would try again by rephrasing my question..
When you update/make changes to a dll file, is it okay to just overwrite the old dll file with the new one and expect any application which uses that dll to be able to use it as if it were the original dll?
The reason I ask is that I ran into a situation where I created a dll file for my application. I tested it by calling it from my VB program and everything was okay. Then, I recompiled the dll file without even making changes and then all of a suden, my program refuses to use it..
I'm guessing that every time you create a dll, it get's stamped with a unique number or something and that maybe the program is looking for a specific dll id number..
So do I have to recompile the program every time I recompile a dll? That sounds really rediculous to me and I would hope that there is a way to do this without having to recompile the program..
Any help or ideas would be greatly appreciated..
Dan
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Try this
Try this, under project - properties - component tab, select the binary compatibility radio button before recompiling the DLL. Should have no hassles after that (won't have to recompile the calling program). I've been wrestling with the same thing the last few days with a DLL called from ASP. Let us know how that goes.
[Edited by MadWorm on 11-15-2000 at 07:08 PM]
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Thanks! Will give it a shot and let you know how it goes..
Dan
