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Old 06-15-2009   #1 (permalink)
tmac


 
 

How do you call a vb .net app from C

Can any one tell me how to call a vb .net app from C. There are no
classes in the vb.net app.

thank You,
tmac

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Old 06-15-2009   #2 (permalink)
Gregory A. Beamer


 
 

Re: How do you call a vb .net app from C

tmac <aboutfree2002@xxxxxx> wrote in news:8a0f129c-a79f-4f2d-af1b-
516adeeb2a80@xxxxxx:
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> Can any one tell me how to call a vb .net app from C. There are no
> classes in the vb.net app.
>
> thank You,
> tmac
>
I assume you mean this is either a console or windows app and you have all
of the code in a single "module"?

if so, it sounds like you have to fire it up as a windows process. Not sure
how you spin up an executable from C, but that is what I would Bing/Google
if I had to accomplish this task.

I would also consider refactoring the app so the actual logic is not in the
UI.

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