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How to call managed function from remote device?

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    Hi, I have a class library in C#.This dll will reside on mobile or PDA device. the device will be connected to PC using active sync.I want to call functions inside this DLL from client running on PC.Is there any way to achive this ,since class library doesn't export any functions?

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      Hi, I have a class library in C#.This dll will reside on mobile or PDA device. the device will be connected to PC using active sync.I want to call functions inside this DLL from client running on PC.Is there any way to achive this ,since class library doesn't export any functions?

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