I have an application in Delphi that creates an ocx.
I want to write a similar application that creates that ocx and that can be used by other non-managed-code languages, such as VB6.
I've come across some answers that create a dll.
The Litmus test is: If the created ocx can successfully be registered using regsv32, regardless how simple the code is (Must have an Interface and a Class that implements that interface), I'd say I can take it from there.
I need instructions for Visual C# 2010 or 2012 and the little code used.
In short, I don't want to create a Control, but the ocx should be able to do what I do with Delphi: At some point bring up a dialog.
Is this possible?
I want to write a similar application that creates that ocx and that can be used by other non-managed-code languages, such as VB6.
I've come across some answers that create a dll.
The Litmus test is: If the created ocx can successfully be registered using regsv32, regardless how simple the code is (Must have an Interface and a Class that implements that interface), I'd say I can take it from there.
I need instructions for Visual C# 2010 or 2012 and the little code used.
In short, I don't want to create a Control, but the ocx should be able to do what I do with Delphi: At some point bring up a dialog.
Is this possible?