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In VB6 when you have an ActiveX Library it was very important to use the BinaryCompatibility setting to make sure that your applications did not break after a change. So let’s first introduce what is binary compatibility and how to accomplish that in...
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Either if you migrate your application from VB6 to C# or if you develop a new application in C# something you end up with cases where you need to use your classes in legacy apps. Some of them could have been written in VB6 or could even be VBA macros...
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As vb6 migration experts in our company we deal everyday with a lot of issues around Interop and serialization. One important thing to note is the concept of “Bittable Types”. I’m not making up terms. Those terms actually exist. Just see this link in...
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One of our clients wanted to change the CreateObject function migration for a function of their own. So they wanted all cases like: Dim x As Object Set x = CreateObject("Excel.Application") To be migrated to something like: Excel.Application...
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Most of our clients come from a medium-size to a big enterprise level. In these scenarios is very common to have different department using different technologies to solve their business needs. These different technologies can be on a very homogeneous...
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Recently I had to deal with targeting an XBAP application that had some Windows Forms controls. The problem is that those controls can only be used in a trusted environment. If you try to debug an XBAP with some Windows Forms Controls you will get an...
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Most people migrating their application want to move ahead and take advantage of new technologies and new operating systems. So if you had a VB6 application and you migrated it with us to .NET we will recommend and automate the process to use ADO.NET...
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Have you ever wished to modify the way Visual Studio imported a COM Class. Well finally you can. The Managed, Native, and COM Interop Team (wow what a name). It looks like the name of that goverment office in the Ironman movie. Well this fine group of...
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In VB6 it was very simple to add scripting capabilities to your application. Just by using the Microsoft Script Control Library You can still use this library in .NET just as Roy Osherove' Bloc show in http://weblogs.asp.net/rosherove/articles/dotnetscripting...
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