"Rich" wrote:

> I put together a simple test class libary (VB2005) with one class and one
> function that takes an integer argument and adds 10 the argument and returns
> that number.   Then I created a simple VB2005 app to test my class library
> function.  I made a reference to testClassLib.dll in the new project.  Then I
> made a function calls in a button sub and wrote the results to the console. 
> This worked fine.  
>
> Now I am trying to add a reference to a Reporting Services app (RS2003) to
> the same class library, but the RS app is complaining that my class library
> does not contain an asssembly.  How do I add an assembly to my class library?
>  Or do I have to write the class library in VB2003?  Or is it a C# thing?
>
> Thanks,
> Rich

"Rich" wrote:

> OK.  I just rewrote my test class library in VB2003.  Now RS2003 recognizes
> it.  In the project properties of my VB2003 class library it states Assembly
> name and the name of the assembly.  Does VB2005 not use assemblies anymore? 
> I am just asking for my own information.  If VB2005 does use assemblies - how
> do I add it to the class library dll?
>
> Or is this an issue of No Backwards Compatability?
>
> "Rich" wrote:
>
> > I put together a simple test class libary (VB2005) with one class and one
> > function that takes an integer argument and adds 10 the argument and returns
> > that number.   Then I created a simple VB2005 app to test my class library
> > function.  I made a reference to testClassLib.dll in the new project.  Then I
> > made a function calls in a button sub and wrote the results to the console. 
> > This worked fine.  
> >
> > Now I am trying to add a reference to a Reporting Services app (RS2003) to
> > the same class library, but the RS app is complaining that my class library
> > does not contain an asssembly.  How do I add an assembly to my class library?
> >  Or do I have to write the class library in VB2003?  Or is it a C# thing?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Rich