interop

[User (Legacy)]

I am using CfxIESrv.dll (v. 4.5.15.2) in an asp.net application (VS.Net 03

created the wrapper), and am trying to convert existing, working, asp code

to c#.  In the current vbscrip there is a call to

Set AnnotX = Server.CreateObject("AnnotationX.AnnList")

which works fine.  But when I write it in c# as

AnnotateX.AnnotationXClass annotX = new AnnotateX.AnnotationXClass();     or

AnnotateX.IAnnList annotX = new AnnotateX.AnnotationXClass();

or

AnnotateX.AnnotationX annotX = new AnnotateX.AnnotationXClass();

I get a run time exception saying

Object reference not set to an instance of an object.

I ran the install file called CfxIESrv.exe as well as

CfxIESrvServicePack.exe, and I made sure C:\Program Files\Common

Files\Software FX Shared\AnnotateX.dll was registered.  But still cannot get

by the line above.

Any thoughts, ideas, or help will be greatly appreciated.

[User (Legacy)]

I also tried the suggestions in

Q1381095. Adding annotations in a COM Interop application

 and it did not help, I get errors saying that the namespaces do not exist,

yet I did import the dlls into interop using VS.Net

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> I am using CfxIESrv.dll (v. 4.5.15.2) in an asp.net application (VS.Net 03

> created the wrapper), and am trying to convert existing, working, asp code

> to c#.  In the current vbscrip there is a call to

> Set AnnotX = Server.CreateObject("AnnotationX.AnnList")

> which works fine.  But when I write it in c# as

> AnnotateX.AnnotationXClass annotX = new AnnotateX.AnnotationXClass();

or

> AnnotateX.IAnnList annotX = new AnnotateX.AnnotationXClass();

> or

> AnnotateX.AnnotationX annotX = new AnnotateX.AnnotationXClass();

>

> I get a run time exception saying

> Object reference not set to an instance of an object.

> I ran the install file called CfxIESrv.exe as well as

> CfxIESrvServicePack.exe, and I made sure C:\Program Files\Common

> Files\Software FX Shared\AnnotateX.dll was registered.  But still cannot

get

> by the line above.

> Any thoughts, ideas, or help will be greatly appreciated.

>

>