From: Michael on 12 May 2010 16:54 Hi All I have writen an COM Object in C# to use it in Excel. This Object has a Function that delivers a List of Users from a Database. My problem is now that I get the List of Users but it is not posible to get one of the Properties of the User. But when I create a new Object with Set user = CreateObject("GuptaIntferface.UserVOCom") I can see all Properties of this object. My Question is now how can I tell VBA now that the objects in the List are the UserVOCOM Objects? thx for help Michael
From: JLatham on 12 May 2010 19:44 I'm kind of stabbing the dark on this one as I've never worked with a C# object. But have you tried: msgbox user.propertyname which would print the value of the propertyname you provide in a message box on screen. Just put that line right after your Set user = CreateObject(....) statement and give it a go. I say that I'm stabbing at it, because that's the way you'd reference a property in a typical object as: Set myRange = Range("B1:B9") msgbox myRange.Rows.Count would show a 9. If user is a list you may have to reference the item in the list as: msgbox user(1).propertyname "Michael" wrote: > Hi All > I have writen an COM Object in C# to use it in Excel. This Object has a > Function that delivers a List of Users from a Database. My problem is now > that I get the List of Users but it is not posible to get one of the > Properties of the User. But when I create a new Object with > Set user = CreateObject("GuptaIntferface.UserVOCom") > I can see all Properties of this object. My Question is now how can I tell > VBA now that the objects in the List are the UserVOCOM Objects? > thx for help > Michael
From: Tim Williams on 13 May 2010 00:16 Can you set a reference in the VBE to your library ? Tim "Michael" <Michael(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:AB53D384-A566-4C65-981C-16E28FDE7920(a)microsoft.com... > Hi All > I have writen an COM Object in C# to use it in Excel. This Object has a > Function that delivers a List of Users from a Database. My problem is now > that I get the List of Users but it is not posible to get one of the > Properties of the User. But when I create a new Object with > Set user = CreateObject("GuptaIntferface.UserVOCom") > I can see all Properties of this object. My Question is now how can I tell > VBA now that the objects in the List are the UserVOCOM Objects? > thx for help > Michael
From: Michael on 13 May 2010 15:54 thx for the Results @Tim: Yes I allready added the reference @JLatham: I had the some Idea like you with user(1).propertyname but then I get the Error Message Runtime Error 424 Object necessary I tried the following lines and all lines failed :( user2 = Users(i) objSheet.Range(cell).Value = Users(i).UserName objSheet.Range(cell).Value = user2.UserName thx for Help Michael Here is my complete Code: Sub Schaltfläche2_BeiKlick() Set obj = CreateObject("GuptaIntferface.Wrapper") Set objSheet = Worksheets("Tabelle1") UserName = objSheet.Range("B1").Value Password = objSheet.Range("B2").Value workspace = objSheet.Range("B3").Value mandant = objSheet.Range("B4").Value resultnix = obj.InitWrapper(UserName, "", workspace, mandant) resultnix = obj.RegisterHostaddress("Ibs.Infrastructure", "http://localhost/Infrastructure.Host/") result = obj.Test() Users = obj.GetUserList() Set user = CreateObject("GuptaIntferface.UserVOCom") MsgBox user.UserName For i = 1 To UBound(Users) cell = "B" + CStr(i + 10) user2 = Users(i) objSheet.Range(cell).Value = Users(i).UserName objSheet.Range(cell).Value = user2.UserName Next i MsgBox result End Sub
From: Michael on 14 May 2010 08:48 one more Info it looks like he has a Problem with the Array when I use a c# like this public UserVOCom[] GetUserList() VBA can't read the the Objects in the List but when I use public UserVOCom GetUser() he can read the properties from this object Any Ideas on this? thx Michael
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