How do i call a function from a dll that was written in C#? interop.Call requires the name of the function, but in C# you have namespaces and everything is object oriented. Functions are not in a global or standard namespace as you could have in c++ so the second parameter of Call() should be what??
any help would be appreciated

I saw another C# program using the dll i want to use but of course, what they did was a "using" directive and then created an instance of the class that's in the dll

i would like to do that, create an object of the class OR (since i have the source code of the dll) i can add a function that creates a local instance and gives me all i need, but again, with interop.Call i cant do that because the function is not in a global namespace so i cant call it directly

Thanks a lot

You need to use regasm, which allows .net classes to be used like COM classes, to register your dll, and in your Javascript, just do this:

var classInstanceVar=new ActiveXObject("NamespaceName.ClassName");

to instantitate your class. Then you can manipulate the instance, object-orientedly

oh ok, that worked out well after some research and testing but there is still one thing. activexObject calls the default constructor, what if i want to call a constructor with parameters?? any help would be appreciated since i havent been able to find anything

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Originally posted by Hilikus
activexObject calls the default constructor, what if i want to call a constructor with parameters??

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