Visual Basic

Christian Graus wrote:

the few poor suckers on this earth still stuck writing it

jigar_arps wrote:

and my Application Design is like that:

<microsoft.visualbasic.comclass(),ProgId("Utils.ObjectChecker")> _
Public Class ObjectChecker
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End Class

nlarson11 wrote:

did you specify what the ProgID (project.class) is in your class definition?

<system.runtime.interopservices.progid("utils.objectchecker")> _
<comclass(objectchecker.classid,> _
Public Class ObjectChecker
    Public Const ClassId As String = "4DF90706-7164-4c14-BD84-2A123885C706"
    Public Const InterfaceId As String = "ED9298F8-EA4F-4c2f-93C0-66E3ACF0CD47"
    Public Const EventsId As String = "DDD41717-C928-4374-B2FC-D3DD1A423717"

Simon Stevens wrote:

Either try copying your .net dll to this directory. Or try running your VB6 program built as an .exe with the .net dll in the same directory.

Nagaraj Muthuchamy wrote:

This class is just working like a browser.

Nagaraj Muthuchamy wrote:

It takes more time to download the response

Nagaraj Muthuchamy wrote:

Is there any idea to download only the Response Text so quickly Using .NET?

<br />
public class MyButton<br />
 private event MyButtonClick<br />
 private withevents btn as button<br />
 public sub new<br />
  btn = new button<br />
  btn.text="test"<br />
  me.controls.add(btn)<br />
 end sub<br />
<br />
 private sub btn_click (sender as object,e as eventargs) handles btn.click<br />
  raiseevent mybuttonclick<br />
 end sub<br />
end class<br />
<br />
public class MyForm<br />
 private withevents mybtn as MyButton<br />
 public sub new<br />
  mybtn = new mybutton<br />
 end sub<br />
 <br />
 private sub mybtn_mybuttonclick() handles mybtn.mybuttonclick<br />
  'Do your code here <br />
 end sub<br />
end class<br />

Tom Deketelaere wrote:

Its the form that handles your control's mybuttonclick event