Question set entry point in dll

[casper]

i know it might be impossible to achieve (as i've been reading from another articles) but does anyone know how to set a dll entry point in VB.net project?

I have created a VB.net dll and trying to call that dll from cobol (unmanaged code).

in Cobol, i can only use the entry point statement to call VB.net dll (cannot add reference to it). as consequence, i'm getting "called program not found" (or in VB error is equal to "can't find dll entry point")

help me anyone?

 

[jmcilhinney]

To the best of my knowledge it's not possible. I've never seen any indication that VB.NET can export functions. I'm not even sure that C# can. To be honest, I'm not even sure that C++.NET can. You'd probably have to use unmanaged C++, which is long way from VB.NET.

 

[casper]

hey mate.. thanks for that.. that's all i need to confirm..

damn.. i just wasted my 2 bloody days just looking for unrealistic solution..

thanks again mate..