Hi,
We are building an application that is required to interface with DLL's of other applications installed on a desktop. This is a VB.NET 4.0 project. We are required to use functions within the DLL's of other applications. I have referenced the DLL's required and can execute the functions from with a class e.g
imports XXXX
Sub Main
dim str as string = xxx.send("Command",True)
End Sub
str contains the expected values. However, when I try to duplicate the effort within windows workflow designer, as expected, WF prompts "Reference missing" etc. I am unable to declare a variable or reference this dll within the designer despite it being referenced in the project.
Question(s):
How do I reference the dll and be able to execute the same functionality within a
workflow designer, say by using an assign statement.
Appreciate any help I can get. Thank you
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