Joakim Olesen wrote:
> I have an Interop class that works properly. However, I don't know wich
> COM-object it calls (I'm not the one that created the Interop class).
>
> How can I find out? I've tried to look at the code generated by ildasm.exe
> and remotesoft salamander, but I can't find the call to the COM-object. All
> I can find is the method signature for the Interop method, wich casts the
> string arguments using ([MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.BStr)]

> take a look at which interfaces the interop assembly defines
> and dump the GUID-attribute:
>
> Debug.WriteLine(typeof(ISomeInterface).GUID);

> Joakim Olesen wrote:
> > I have an Interop class that works properly. However, I don't know wich
> > COM-object it calls (I'm not the one that created the Interop class).
> >
> > How can I find out? I've tried to look at the code generated by
ildasm.exe
> > and remotesoft salamander, but I can't find the call to the COM-object.
All
> > I can find is the method signature for the Interop method, wich casts
the
> > string arguments using ([MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.BStr)]
>
> take a look at which interfaces the interop assembly defines
> and dump the GUID-attribute:
>
> Debug.WriteLine(typeof(ISomeInterface).GUID);
>
> or inspect the GUID-property of an object of those interfaces:
>
> Debug.WriteLine(someObject.GetType().GUID);
>
> rob

Joakim Olesen wrote:
> "
>
>>take a look at which interfaces the interop assembly defines
>>and dump the GUID-attribute:
>>
>>Debug.WriteLine(typeof(ISomeInterface).GUID);
>
> "
>
> Doesn't that only return the GUID of the interop class? Or does it actually
> return the GUID of the COM class? If so, how do I find out the file name
> (dll-file) that this COM class is located in?