Hi,
I have an asp.net project written with VB in Visual Studio Professional 2005.
Visual Studio has a bunch of warnings that I would like to ignore.
In a Windows Form or Class Library project I simply open up the project's .vbproj file and add the warning numbers I would like to ignore to the <nowarn> section. But my asp.net project is simply based on a folder and does not have a .vbproj file.... ...
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minermadison replied to How to call and control a windows app (.exe) from a class library (.dll) in .netin .NETThank you for the reply... The .dll is actually loaded from a web application (asp.net), and then the .dll must do some processesing, but unfortunalty part of the .dll's job includes some rendering, and the way we have that set up right now the rendering can only be done in a windows forms application.
maybe I should look in to Sockets and Windows Messages, those are two technologies that I'm not very familair with... I was hoping... -
minermadison replied to How to call and control a windows app (.exe) from a class library (.dll) in .netin .NETThank you for the suggestion.. But the .exe is in the same directory......Leave a comment:
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minermadison started a topic How to call and control a windows app (.exe) from a class library (.dll) in .netin .NETHow to call and control a windows app (.exe) from a class library (.dll) in .net
Hello,
I need to have a .dll start up and pass some information to an .exe, then receive some information back.
The only way I can think of doing this currently is to use Process.Start and/or ProcessStartInf o to start the .exe, then have the .exe and the .dll communicate through text files. I know this could work but it would be really messy and I'm hoping for a cleaner solution.
Is there anyway to import...
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