Hosting the .NET Runtime in Visual FoxPro

Posted by: Rick Strahls WebLog, on 01 Jul 2007 | View original

Interop with .NET from FoxPro can be accomplished fairly easily by using COM Interop. With COM Interop you can take advantage of .NET's COM Callable Wrapper to wrap up .NET components and make them available as COM objects. I've written extensively about this interaction (here and here) and while this process works reasonably well it has one very annoying problem: COM Registration requirements. If you want to use .NET Components through COM interop you have to specifically access objects...

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