I'm using a com dll in my c# app which works ok if I add it to references
and just use it. I only need to use a couple of interfaces. This means I
need to distribute the interop file with my app. On the other hand I could
define the interfaces in code and not use the interop file. Which is the
better way to go?

Thanks,
Michael

Michael,

Using an interop assembly needs definitly less work.
You may try to decompile the interop assembly with
Reflector http://www.aisto.com/roeder/dotnet/
and extract the interface you need.

Robert

"Robert Jordan" <robertj (AT) gmx (DOT) net> wrote

I've used reflector before but must have lost it during a reinstall. Thanks
for pointing it out, it's good to have it back again. I think I'll just
stick was the standard com interop dll that dot net provided. I can't really
see anything wrong with doing it that way.

Michael