ActiveX in-process component
If Max has developed an ActiveX in-process component named MaxsDLL. What is the best way to test MaxsDLL using the Visual Basic design-time environment?
a. Create a test application that loads and initializes MaxsDLL. Compile and execute the test application outside the Visual Basic design-time environment. When the test application attempts to load MaxsDLL, Registry information will cause the MaxsDLL component to run from within the Visual Basic design-time environment
b. Create a test application hat loads and initializes MaxsDLL. Run the test application in a separate instance of the Visual Basic design environment. When the test application attempts to load MaxsDLL, Registry information will cause MaxsDLL component to run from within the first instance of the Visual Basic design-time environment
c. Create a test application that loads and initializes MaxssDLL. Add the .vbp file for the test application to the MaxsDLL project group. When the tesst application attempts to load MaxsDLL, the MaxsDLL component will automatically run from within the Visual Basic design-time environment
d. Test MaxsDLL by itself. Visual Basic will function as the host process in which the MaxsDLL component can run.
