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First of all, in your .NET library, you need to make sure that the &quot;Register for COM Interop&quot; checkbox is set in the Compile tab of the project's Properties Window.<br />
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You should also make sure that in the Application tab, under Assembly Information, &quot;Make assembly COM-Visible&quot; is checked and a GUID is defined.<br />
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Finally, why go for late binding if you know beforehand what classes you will use?
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First of all, in your .NET library, you need to make sure that the "Register for COM Interop" checkbox is set in the Compile tab of the project's Properties Window.

You should also make sure that in the Application tab, under Assembly Information, "Make assembly COM-Visible" is checked and a GUID is defined.

Finally, why go for late binding if you know beforehand what classes you will use?

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I finally resolved the issue thru late binding calls from within Lotusscript.
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I finally resolved the issue thru late binding calls from within Lotusscript.

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Hi, <br />
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Unfortunately, I still have some applications that must run from within a VB6 environment, and yet reference libraries created in vb.net. So here is the question:<br />
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I created a Class library within vb.net, and then using REGASM, I exported the library into .TLB file. Now, no matter what I don, I am unable to create a late binding object of the library I created. <br />
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what am I missing?
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Hi, 

Unfortunately, I still have some applications that must run from within a VB6 environment, and yet reference libraries created in vb.net. So here is the question:

I created a Class library within vb.net, and then using REGASM, I exported the library into .TLB file. Now, no matter what I don, I am unable to create a late binding object of the library I created. 

what am I missing?

Accessing a TLB library from vb6 application using late binding

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