> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to make a copy of a .NET dll for testing purposes.
>
> I've changed the target of my dll from MyDLL.dll to MyDLLTest.dll.  In
> the AssemblyInfo.vb, I've changed the from:
>
> <Assembly: AssemblyDescription("My DLL")>
>
> to:
>
> <Assembly: AssemblyDescription("My DLL Test")>
>
> I've then copied the MyDLLTest.dll to the same directory as a VB6 test
> harness that I've built and run regasm MyDLLTest.dll
> /tlb:MyDLLTest.tlb
> to create
> the type library.
> Next, I go to add a reference in my VB6 test harness
> and browse to the .tlb file that's in the same directory.  I click add
> and in the references in my VB6 project I see "My DLL" instead of "My
> DLL Test".
> Please note that the MyDLL.dll that I'm basing the
> MyDLLTest.dll from is registered in COM+.  I'm wondering if I need to
> change the guid in the AssemblyInfo.vb in order to get "My DLL Test"
> to
> show up in the references description in my VB6 project.  I've added
> some additional debugging information to to MyDLLTest.dll that's not
> in
> MyDLL.dll.
> I want to be able to move this VB6 exe together with MyDLLTest.dll to
> another machine that also has MyDLL.dll registered in COM+.   I'm
> figuring that this way I can see what's going on in MyDLL.dll without
> disturbing the existing MyDLL.dll that's registered in COM+.
>
> Thanks,
> Eric

> Hello eric.gofo***@gmail.com,
>
> What is it with you idiots using .NET dlls in VB6!?  STOP IT.  Stick with
> one or the other.
>
> -Boo
>
> > Hello,
> >
> > I'm trying to make a copy of a .NET dll for testing purposes.
> >
> > I've changed the target of my dll from MyDLL.dll to MyDLLTest.dll.  In
> > the AssemblyInfo.vb, I've changed the from:
> >
> > <Assembly: AssemblyDescription("My DLL")>
> >
> > to:
> >
> > <Assembly: AssemblyDescription("My DLL Test")>
> >
> > I've then copied the MyDLLTest.dll to the same directory as a VB6 test
> > harness that I've built and run regasm MyDLLTest.dll
> > /tlb:MyDLLTest.tlb
> > to create
> > the type library.
> > Next, I go to add a reference in my VB6 test harness
> > and browse to the .tlb file that's in the same directory.  I click add
> > and in the references in my VB6 project I see "My DLL" instead of "My
> > DLL Test".
> > Please note that the MyDLL.dll that I'm basing the
> > MyDLLTest.dll from is registered in COM+.  I'm wondering if I need to
> > change the guid in the AssemblyInfo.vb in order to get "My DLL Test"
> > to
> > show up in the references description in my VB6 project.  I've added
> > some additional debugging information to to MyDLLTest.dll that's not
> > in
> > MyDLL.dll.
> > I want to be able to move this VB6 exe together with MyDLLTest.dll to
> > another machine that also has MyDLL.dll registered in COM+.   I'm
> > figuring that this way I can see what's going on in MyDLL.dll without
> > disturbing the existing MyDLL.dll that's registered in COM+.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Eric