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VB Forum / General / November 2004Add Project to Activex DLL not working
Hello, I've create an ActiveX DLL program. And I was told that I could click on "Add Project" to add in a project file to the DLL to make it easier for testing and debugging. I've done this but I can't get the Project to load, so I can test the DLL. I have the Project, Startup Object, set to the form in the test project. But it's not being loaded when I run the program. Is there something that I missed. Thanks. Right-click on the new project, in the Project tree, and make sure 'Set as Start Up' is selected. If your DLL was the first project to be loaded then it may be trying to execute that on its own by default Tony Proctor > Hello, I've create an ActiveX DLL program. And I was told that I could click > on "Add Project" to add in a project file to the DLL to make it easier for > testing and debugging. I've done this but I can't get the Project to load, so > I can test the DLL. I have the Project, Startup Object, set to the form in > the test project. But it's not being loaded when I run the program. Is there > something that I missed. Thanks. Hi Tony, I've checked and the Startup Object is pointing to the Form in my Test Project. I'll keep playing with it, must be missing something simple. Thanks. > Right-click on the new project, in the Project tree, and make sure 'Set as > Start Up' is selected. If your DLL was the first project to be loaded then [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > there > > something that I missed. Thanks. Hi Tony, I got it working. I had selected Project/Properties, then set the Startup Object instead of clicking on the Project Tree. I thought they were the same thing. Thanks for your help. > Hi Tony, I've checked and the Startup Object is pointing to the Form in my > Test Project. I'll keep playing with it, must be missing something simple. [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > there > > > something that I missed. Thanks. No, not the "Startup object". I mean the starting project. You need to select a start project too. Did you try my instruction to the letter? Tony Proctor > Hi Tony, I've checked and the Startup Object is pointing to the Form in my > Test Project. I'll keep playing with it, must be missing something simple. [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > there > > > something that I missed. Thanks. Hi Tony, i followed you instruction and got it working. Thanks. > No, not the "Startup object". I mean the starting project. You need to > select a start project too. Did you try my instruction to the letter? [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > > > there > > > > something that I missed. Thanks. |
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