>>At the Devcon i saw that with the .NET framework we didn't need to register the COM objects. We only had to copy to the directory.
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>>I did a COM object in VFP 6 converted the metadata with the tlbimp.exe utility and the ASP.NET page gave me the error "Class not registered".
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>>After using the regsvr32 on that COM object the ASP.NET page worked, but the dll became in use by the system and it didn't let me copy a new version to the same directory.
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>>The question is : how do i make VFP COM objects that only need to be copied to be used in a ASP.NET application ?
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>You can't - VFP doesn't emit managed code, so you have to publish the typelib of the COM object to .NET to get it recognized.

Ed

Not even with VFP 7.0 ?

At DevCon they presented as something new with VFP 7.0, not with C# or VB.NET. I know that VFP 7 will not be in the CLR, but i didn't knew that that implied not beeing able to make what they call assmemblies.
So assemblies are only made with C# and VB.NET ?

I'm trying this to maintain VFP in my company.

Thanks in advance.