Executing a console Application (.EXE File) from a VB 6 DLL

Hello... I'm a complete newbie when it comes to VB 6 and i need to execute a Console Apoplication develped under Visual Studio Net using C#. I also need to wait for the execution to finish it and capture the return code of it in order to perform some other actions.

Thanks a lot in advance

Hello,

We would like to help you , but can you be a Little more precise ?

Thank you ;)

Best Regards,
Didier.

Sure... I'm working in a CRM Platform named Pivotal. I wrotea couple of Console Applications in C# in Visual studio Net which are used to send formatted e-mails and print to disk crystal reports in several diferent formats, such as PDF, HTML, etc.

In order to execute those console applications, pivotal needs a DLL registered in the windows Register with a particular key, so I made a new DLL in C# that does that exactly. This DLL only has a method which receives two strings as imput args, the path & file name of the console application i need to execute, and another string that has all the input arguments that that console needs. Is a generic Console Louncher. However, pivotal doesn't recognizes .NET DLLs, so I'm forced to create a VB6 console Launcher in order to execute those apps.

I'll paste the code used in the C# console launcher, which only important things is that it has to wait until the end o the application execution before returning control to the OS.

Code:

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using System;
using System.Diagnostics;
using System.ComponentModel;


namespace ConsoleLauncherLib
{
        /// <summary>
        /// Summary description for Class1.
        /// </summary>
        public class ConsoleLauncherLib
        {
                public ConsoleLauncherLib()
                {
                        //
                        // TODO: Add constructor logic here
                        //
                }
                public static int execConsole(string ubicacion, string argumentos)
                {
                        ProcessStartInfo _procesoInfo = new ProcessStartInfo(ubicacion,argumentos);
                        _procesoInfo.WindowStyle = ProcessWindowStyle.Hidden;
                        Process _proceso = Process.Start(_procesoInfo);
                        _proceso.WaitForExit();
                        int x = _proceso.ExitCode;
                        return x;
                }
        }
}

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Thanks a lot for any help you can give me :o . I'm still trying to figure how to create a sub function for this

So... doesn't anyone has a solution for this? :confused: I'm really in a tight spot here :(