Calling a COM object from .Net C#

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I am trying to access a COM dll(eObjectBroker) from my C# application. Here are things I have done.

run tlbimport with eObjectBroker.dll to get the assembly. I get two assemblies, as COMSVCLIB is referenced from eObjectBroker. So I have eObjectType.dll and COMSCVLIB.dll
I add reference to these two assemblies in my .Net c# project. I also add reference to adodb.dll as a function call I make returns a Recordset type object.
I create the instance for a class in eObjectType and call one of its function. On this call I get the error Object variable or with Block variable not set

What have I missed? Is this the right method to access the COM dll?

Farawin · Accepted Answer · 2009-04-22 10:05:59Z

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Using VS2005 and later all you have to do is add a reference to a registered (with regsvr32.exe) COM dll, create a new instance and call it's methods. I believe you would have to instatiate the main class of the COM object though and access the other parts through that interface.

answered Apr 22, 2009 at 10:05

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