In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
"Antony Walmsley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> It seems to work on .net assemblies with "-c" but not on VC6 exes.
For a .NET assembly, regardless of whether its an EXE or a DLL, you
can use reflection to find classes exposed as [ComVisible(true)].
For a DLL, it exposes an entry point DllRegisterServer, that you can
call after you've faked out the registry to obtain the registration
information.
There is no consistent standard for native EXEs, although Visual
Studio produces EXEs that accept the command-line argument
"/registerserver" to register the COM objects (and potentially
services) implemented by the EXE.
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