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user1523489
user1523489

Reputation: 21

Use function of DLL in VBScript

I want to use a function of my Encryption.dll in my VBScript.

If I try to register the dll with regsvr32 /i Encryption.dll I get the error that the dll is loaded, but he can't register the file because there is no DllRegistryServer-Entrypoint.

So I tried another way as I read in a forum:

Set yourClass = CreateObject("Encryption.Hashing")

There I'm getting a ActiveX error.

Anymore ideas of what I can do?

Upvotes: 2

Views: 868

Answers (1)

MarkyMarksFunkyBunch
MarkyMarksFunkyBunch

Reputation: 1190

Sounds like maybe the DLL was compiled improperly? Do you have the source? If not, try something like Telerik's JustDecompile and see if it can decompile it. This is not the end all be all kind of test but if it's a .NET dll, you should be able to decompile it. If it's a native DLL, there should be an error.

Without knowing that, there's several reasons you could be having problems. Try creating a wrapper that exports the functions you need; test it in VS and then build it and try installing it again. Oh, one more thing. Native Libs have a .lib file that usually comes with the DLL if it's meant to be linked to for invoking purposes. That .lib and it's corresponding header files will be what you need to write a wrapper. Cheers.

Upvotes: 1

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