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          hi,
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 the dll is not getting added in .net so connection with vb.net is a problem...is there any solution to it ?
 
 thanks in advance.
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          micro,
           | Posted: May 25 2006 at 10:46am | IP Logged |   |  
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 The dll is not getting added in .net so connection with vb.net is a problem.
 
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 The VOIP Media Engine is a native Win32 DLL. It is not an ActiveX control or a COM/COM+ object. We do not use VB .NET here so we don't know exactly what you mean.
 
 To use the VOIP Media Engine with VB.NET (or from any other managed code), you will have to create a managed code wrapper for the Media Engine's API. We did a search a few days ago using Google and there is much information on the web regarding calling native Win32 (unmanaged code) from VB.NET. Take a look at the following link:
 
 How Do I Call a Function Exported From an Unmanaged Library?
 
 There are many other such article available on the web.
 
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 The latest release of the media enigne has "pre-release" .NET managed code support.
 
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