Using app.config with Interop Controls

问题:

I have a .net project (MySolution.Common) that uses the app.config. I am using the project MySolution.Common in an InteropUserControl project called MySolution.InteropCtrl. MySolution.InteropCtrl is embedded into a VB6 project. When the MySolution.InteropCtrl is in the VB6 project, It cannot find the app.config file. Everything in the InteropControl works in VB6 except for what depends on the information in the app.config file. What do I need to change so the MySolution.InteropCtrl can see the app.config file while in VB6?

回答1:

I'm not 100% sure on this. But I'll throw out some possibilities. First of all, app.config is not the correct name for the file. While it is app.config in your project, it gets auto-renamed to binary.exe.config or binary.dll.config (depending on project type) where binary is the name of the project.

Secondly, I'm not 100% sure if dll.config files are always properly loaded and read by .NET when the application loads. I don't believe it happens automatically, and that there is an extra call you have to make to read the config file if its for the dll. If you reneame the config file to match your exe, then it will definitely load and be available to you.

回答2:

Beth Massi has a blog post that describes how to use a config file for an Interop Control with VB 6.0.

http://blogs.msdn.com/bethmassi/archive/2007/10/24/using-my-settings-and-wcf-configuration-with-the-interop-forms-toolkit.aspx

回答3:

Two options:

1) Find your vb.exe path and put your config in there, as VB6.exe.config.

2) If you don't need to use the IDE just make your MyApp.exe an put it in your project's folder as MyApp.exe.config, then run the exe and it will find it.