Yes, Vb create a a.dll, which is a ActiveX dll. One thing we can't misunderstand
is a Com dll is a special dll which not like the standed C dll. So if we want
call a function or some services running in Com dll, additional work needed.
Zhang Jiuan2007-07-19 在2007-07-19，"José Ramón Vargas" <jose...@softtek.com> 写道： Ok, now i get it, well the thing is that I was trying to create an instance of
the ICDBurn interface contained on the shell32.dll from windows, and while I was
investigating the way to do so I found out that the best way to do so was to the
COM via the ole32.dll, but if you tell JNA it’s not a COM wrapper then I try it
via the shell32.dll but I’m standing in the same path, I can get the Pointer to
the interface created via the SHCoCreateInstance or is there another way?, but I
do not know how to do it, if it’s not possible this way can I access a .dll
created with VB???