I'm trying to utilize some code written in a C# class library (DLL) via a
C++ wrapper. The reason for the C++ wrapper is to make the code available
from within a Wise dialog, which only allows calls to WIN32 DLL functions.
In my testbed, I have C#.DLL and C#Wrapper.DLL sitting in my temp directory.
I am trying to invoke them from Wise, which runs from the CD. When I call
the DLL function, I get a System.IO.FileN otFoundExceptio n.
Further testing shows that if my Wise exe exists in the same directory, that
the code works fine; however dropping the installation into this temp
directory is not feasible.
How can I fix this? Previously in C++ all I needed to do was have both
DLL's in the same location...
C++ wrapper. The reason for the C++ wrapper is to make the code available
from within a Wise dialog, which only allows calls to WIN32 DLL functions.
In my testbed, I have C#.DLL and C#Wrapper.DLL sitting in my temp directory.
I am trying to invoke them from Wise, which runs from the CD. When I call
the DLL function, I get a System.IO.FileN otFoundExceptio n.
Further testing shows that if my Wise exe exists in the same directory, that
the code works fine; however dropping the installation into this temp
directory is not feasible.
How can I fix this? Previously in C++ all I needed to do was have both
DLL's in the same location...