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Thread: .NET DLL in SLX 7.5 Web

Chris
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.NET DLL in SLX 7.5 Web Your last visit to this thread was on 1/1/1970 12:00:00 AM

Posted: 25 Apr 09 2:17 AM

Hey guys,

I'm having a problem accessing a .NET DLL in a C# snippet in SLX 7.5 Web.

All of the examples I've found have been for the LAN and I can't, for the life of me, find anything about how to integrate a .NET DLL in a C# snippet in the web client.

I also need to return a strongly typed object as the DLL will be calling a Web Service to retrieve data.

Please would someone be so kind as to help me through this little problem.

Many thanks in advance,

Chris

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Mark Dykun
Posts: 297

Re: .NET DLL in SLX 7.5 Web Your last visit to this thread was on 1/1/1970 12:00:00 AM

Posted: 30 Apr 09 7:15 AM

Yo Chris,

I guess the first thing I would ask is what is the problem you are having. The second is where you are specifically trying to integrate the calls. For example if your accessing the assembly from a business rule is different then accessing it from a web page. By default at the web page level you should have visibility to any assemblies in the website bin folder (yes add it to support/bin) and as long as you new it up with the fully qualified name new .MyClass() you should be able to get a instance. Now if you are accessing it from a business rule/code snippet you will need to add a assembly reference to your assembly(dll) via either altering the header XML in your snippet and adding a reference or through the assembly reference collection accessable from the property grid (when the code editor is selected). Choose code snippet header from the drop down and then assembly references (I believe that is the name). Now your reference will be based on some offset I suspect so also make sure that you assembly file is copied into the "Assembly refererence" folder. You can locate this folder by selecting tools->Build Settings (I beleve). You should be able to access your functionality then.

Regards,
Mark

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