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Create and Use a C++ ActiveX component within a .NET environment

Hamed Ebrahimmalek

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12 Feb 2009CPOL3 min read

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This tutorial describes a decent way to create a C++ ActiveX component which could be fullly integrated within a .NET environment.

cppactivex.zip
- CppActiveX
  - CppActiveX.sln
  - CppActiveX
    - CppActiveX.cpp
    - CppActiveX.def
    - CppActiveX.h
    - CppActiveX.ico
    - CppActiveX.idl
    - CppActiveX.rc
    - CppActiveX.vcproj
    - CppActiveX.vcproj.NL.he81bda.user
    - CppActiveX_i.c
    - CppActiveXCtrl.bmp
    - CppActiveXCtrl.cpp
    - CppActiveXCtrl.h
    - CppActiveXidl.h
    - CppActiveXPropPage.cpp
    - CppActiveXPropPage.h
    - ReadMe.txt
    - Resource.h
    - stdafx.cpp
    - stdafx.h
testmyactivexdll.zip
- TestMyActiveXDLL
  - TestMyActiveXDLL.sln
  - TestMyActiveXDLL
    - bin
      - Debug
        
        AxInterop.CppActiveXLib.dll
        
        Interop.CppActiveXLib.dll
        
        TestMyActiveXDLL.exe
        
        TestMyActiveXDLL.vshost.exe
    - Form1.cs
    - Form1.Designer.cs
    - Form1.resx
    - Program.cs
    - Properties
    - TestMyActiveXDLL.csproj

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Written By

Hamed Ebrahimmalek

Software Developer

Netherlands

I'm a C++ and C# .Net software engineer.

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