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1. Upgrading VB6 API to VB.NET API calls
I have a VB6 UDT used in an API call as follows:
Type RASCONN
hRasConn As Long
sEntryName As String
sDeviceType As String
sDeviceName As String
sPhonebook As String
lngSubEntry As Long
guidEntry(15) As Byte
End Type
So converting to VB.NET structure:
Structure RASCONN
Public hRasConn As Integer
Public sEntryName As String
Public sDeviceType As String
Public sDeviceName As String
Public sPhonebook As String
Public lngSubEntry As Integer
Public guidEntry(15) As Byte **
End Stucture
** The last field, guidEntry(15) cannot be used in a VB.NET structure
because structure members cannot be declared with an intitial size.
What is the best way to work around this in VB.NET?
Any links to guidelines on making API calls from VB.NET would be greatly
appreciated.
I have looked for references on the web, but all of them were at a basic
level.
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3. Starting and stopping RAS service in VB6 using APIs
Hello everybody!!
I have to write a small program which, among the other things, must allow to
start and stop the RAS service (only the start and the stop, without any
other configuration or behavior setting function). I was looking around but I
only found that there are 2 functions (MprAdminInitializeDll and
MprAdminTerminateDll) which should do what I need, but VB6 can't find the DLL
entry point in mprapi.dll
This is my code:
Private Declare Function MprAdminInitializeDll Lib "mprapi.dll" () As Long
Private Sub Command1_Click()
Dim res As Long
res = MprAdminInitializeDll
End Sub
Where's my mistake?
Are these the correct APIs?
Do I need anything else?
Is there another way to perform my needs?
I necessarily have to use Visual Studio 6 (I would prefer VB6, because I
have to integrate this function into an already existing VERY complex
software).
Thanks to everyone!!
Giulio D'Ottavio
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5. tfm.dll API call different results on VB6 and VB.Net
Hello There, I'm coding an application which uses a library, "tfm.dll", to communicate with a finger print reader.I'm converting the communication API function declarations from the provided VB6 source codes to VB.Net and having a weird issue : The VB6 declaration of these functions are : Public Declare Function PTInitialize Lib "tfm.dll" (ByVal pMemoryFuncs As Any) As Long Public Declare Function PTOpen Lib "tfm.dll" (ByVal pszDsn As String, ByRef phConnection As Long) As Long And here's the VB.Net equvalents that I ported : Public Declare Function PTInitialize Lib "tfm.dll" (ByVal pMemoryFuncs As Integer) As Integer Public Declare Function PTOpen Lib "tfm.dll" (ByVal pszDsn As String, ByRef phConnection As Integer) As Integer In VB6, these are used to call these functions : lngResult = PTInitialize(0&) lngResult = PTOpen(pszDsn, phConnection) In VB.Net, I use this way : lngResult = PTInitialize(0) ?I also used Nothing as the parameter and both seems to work. lngResult = PTOpen(pszDsn, phConnection) In VB.Net, result of PTOpen always return as communication error where in VB6 it works fine. The Initialize function works normally in VB.Net as I see that the communication led on reader gets active when the Initialize function is called and the return value is 0 which means everything is ok. Does anybody has any idea why these two environments does not produce the same result? Maybe some of you who has experience on those kind of ports can point me to the right direction. Many thanks in advance... 謟den
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7. Moving from VB6 - API Long now Integer?
I am moving from VB6 to VB .NET so please bear with me. Should I change all of my API declarations in VB6 that declared Longs to Integers? For example in VB6: Declare Function GetClientRect Lib "user32" (ByVal hWnd as Long, ByVal lpRect as RECT) As Long Should this now read: Declare Function GetClientRect Lib "user32" (ByVal hWnd as Integer, ByVal lpRect as RECT) As Integer Thanks, JW