Does anyone have any insight where I would start looking for information on
writing .NET compatible components in Python. I have a COM object that is
written in Python and some developers have asked for a .NET port of it. I
spent
some time in Google and didn't come up with any information to
On 9/6/07, Larry Bates [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone have any insight where I would start looking for information on
writing .NET compatible components in Python. I have a COM object that is
written in Python and some developers have asked for a .NET port of it. I
spent
some time in
Larry Bates schrieb:
Does anyone have any insight where I would start looking for information on
writing .NET compatible components in Python. I have a COM object that is
written in Python and some developers have asked for a .NET port of it. I
spent
some time in Google and didn't come
Hi!
I have the impression (from reading, never used .NET myself) that .NET is
able to use COM objects.
I confirm. dotNET can use COM objects.
But.
COM servers in Python has no TLB (Types-LiBrary). For use these components
from C#, we MUST use a tech named late binding.
I have (but where?)
[ Thomas Heller ]
Not sure what you mean by .NET port. I have the impression (from reading,
never
used .NET myself) that .NET is able to use COM objects. It may be
required that
the COM objects must have a type library.
That's my understanding too. If you search for articles on .NET and
Sidnei da Silva schrieb:
[ Thomas Heller ]
Not sure what you mean by .NET port. I have the impression (from reading,
never
used .NET myself) that .NET is able to use COM objects. It may be
required that
the COM objects must have a type library.
That's my understanding too. If you
Here's the information that I've found:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms973800.aspx
So basically you use tlbimp to create a 'Runtime Callable Wrapper' which is
a trusted .NET assembly that can call your COM object.
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Sidnei da Silva
Enfold Systems, Inc.
