I have C++ written ActiveX.
It's called from Browser and works without any problem.
But I haven't been succsessfull to call him from .NET (C#) environment.
I'd like to see any example to understand the problem.
Thanks,
Michael.
Additional information:
1. ActiveX was written inside VC6 environment.
2. I try to use the http://samples.gotdotnet.com/quickstart/winforms/doc/WinFormsAxHosting.aspx. Nothing. It is not seen even as "white box".
3. I've add MessageBox(..."OK"...) inside Control constructor. It's called! But C# application traps after...
4. I succsessfully call my ActiveX from Browser control implemented inside .NET (C#) application. But I can't manage it in this case.
Probably I need to transmite ActiveX to VC7 ?
You'll stand a much better chance of getting an answer if you ask in a more
appropriate newsgroup (one related to C#)
This newsgroup is for questions about working with ActiveX controls using
Access, the database product that's part of Office Professional.

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I have C++ written ActiveX.
It's called from Browser and works without any problem.
But I haven't been succsessfull to call him from .NET (C#) environment.
I'd like to see any example to understand the problem.
Thanks,
Michael.
Additional information:
1. ActiveX was written inside VC6 environment.
2. I try to use the
http://samples.gotdotnet.com/quickstart/winforms/doc/WinFormsAxHosting.aspx.
Nothing. It is not seen even as "white box".
3. I've add MessageBox(..."OK"...) inside Control constructor. It's called!
But C# application traps after...
4. I succsessfully call my ActiveX from Browser control implemented inside
.NET (C#) application. But I can't manage it in this case.
Probably I need to transmite ActiveX to VC7 ?