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Member 10297511 17-Oct-13 2:27am View    
I believe I need it as the target object of the call to t.InvokeMember(). I could also do MethodInfo.Invoke, but it still requires a target object, which in both cases (InvokeMember or Invoke) is supposed to be "the object on which to invoke the specified member". Maybe I do not understand what should be passed here (I'm an engineer, not a developer), but I do know that if I create a new instance, it does invoke the method correctly. I guess I need to know what to pass to InvokeMember as the target object.
Member 10297511 6-Oct-13 13:50pm View    
Not sure what you are suggesting to register? My application is registered, but I get the "Cannot create ActiveX Component" error no matter where I try to run it from. I am writing a plugin for a 3rd party app, but even if I create a simple vbscript and try to run it from there using CreateObject or reference it using GetObject, I still get the error. That was a very long way of saying I don't think the error has anything to do with the 3rd party app.