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Referencing Visual Basic DLL's
I would like to deploy a custom made DLL file on my local network. This file would then be accessed when required by a VB6.0 application/interface which will be installed on 10 or more desktops which have access to the local network making maintance of the DLL simpler. How do I ensure my VB6.0 application can reference the DLL.
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EDDYKT
I believe you can put dll on the directory that your program resides.
Sorry, I just realised.... you never said whether your DLL was a VB DLL (or an ActiveX DLL). If your DLL is not a VB DLL, my comment is inappropriate. In that case please reject my answer!
if you installing the application on each machine - what's the problem installing the DLL with the application on each machine ?
other case :
if your dll is a MiddleTeer between the apps and a third component on the server - i recommend MTS.
other case :
if your dll is a MiddleTeer between the apps and a third component on the server - i recommend MTS.
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Exactly the answer I needed. Thank you.