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That's it.<br />
I missed 'Dim myUtils As New myDLL.Utils()'<br />
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That's it.
I missed 'Dim myUtils As New myDLL.Utils()'

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I need help converting a C# app to a C# dll. &nbsp;I don't know C#, and I'm writing an app in vb.net, I need to be able to declare a public function in the C# dll. &nbsp;I have a sample solution written in C# that gets EXIF data from images. &nbsp;I need to be able to call it from a VB.Net app. &nbsp;I'm using VS 2005. <br />
I have created the dll, but the function that gets the data is not available in the vb app. <br />
Here is some of the code.<br />
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public System.Collections.ArrayLi<wbr />st GetExifTags(ImageXTagColle<wbr />ction a2) <br />
{<br />
System.Collections.ArrayLi<wbr />st myArrayList = new ArrayList();<br />
//Code to get ExifData<br />
return myArrayList;<br />
}<br />
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When I look at the object browser in the vb app, I can see the function, and it is public. &nbsp;Why can I not use it?<br />
Thanks<br />
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I need help converting a C# app to a C# dll.  I don't know C#, and I'm writing an app in vb.net, I need to be able to declare a public function in the C# dll.  I have a sample solution written in C# that gets EXIF data from images.  I need to be able to call it from a VB.Net app.  I'm using VS 2005. 
I have created the dll, but the function that gets the data is not available in the vb app. 
Here is some of the code.

public System.Collections.ArrayList GetExifTags(ImageXTagCollection a2) 
{
System.Collections.ArrayList myArrayList = new ArrayList();
//Code to get ExifData
return myArrayList;
}

When I look at the object browser in the vb app, I can see the function, and it is public.  Why can I not use it?
Thanks




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