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    Hi, How can I register COM wrapper dll in pocket pc. Is this possible? Any Ideas please!!! Thanks, Aruna.G

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      Hi, How can I register COM wrapper dll in pocket pc. Is this possible? Any Ideas please!!! Thanks, Aruna.G

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      Hi,

      gottimukkala wrote:

      How can I register COM wrapper dll in pocket pc. Is this possible?

      Are you talking about a COM Callable Wrapper (CCW) that allows non .NET CF applications be able to make use of COM objects exposed by your .NET assembly? If you are the answer is you can't do this. The .NET Compact Framework does not currently support the hosting APIs etc required to host the .NET CF runtime within another (native) process. Hope this helps, Christopher Fairbairn

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        Hi,

        gottimukkala wrote:

        How can I register COM wrapper dll in pocket pc. Is this possible?

        Are you talking about a COM Callable Wrapper (CCW) that allows non .NET CF applications be able to make use of COM objects exposed by your .NET assembly? If you are the answer is you can't do this. The .NET Compact Framework does not currently support the hosting APIs etc required to host the .NET CF runtime within another (native) process. Hope this helps, Christopher Fairbairn

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        gottimukkala
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        ok thank you very much

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