How to access .NET components directly in Delphi 2006
I want to access .NET 2.0 components directly in Delphi. A developer has suggested me to first build dummy component in Delphi to represent .NET component which will should be loaded at runtime. I don't like this solution. Is there a freeware solution (if available) which will allow me to directly load .NET components in my Delphi 2006 IDE and visually place them on the form and use them just like VCL components without any extra work. I did look at RemObject's Hydra but does not seem to allow such functionality. Did I miss something here? TIA Yogi Yang
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Yogi
1/19/2010 5:23:58 AM
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On 19-1-2010 6:23, Yogi Yang wrote: > I want to access .NET 2.0 components directly in Delphi. > > A developer has suggested me to first build dummy component in Delphi to > represent .NET component which will should be loaded at runtime. > > I don't like this solution. > > Is there a freeware solution (if available) which will allow me to > directly load .NET components in my Delphi 2006 IDE and visually place > them on the form and use them just like VCL components without any extra > work. Such a solution does not exist. However, we provide a set of .Net classes that allow you to develop Delphi applications as if it were .Net. Your code looks and behaves like ..Net code. This product is called DotNet4Delphi. DotNet4Delphi provides many .Net types (Object, Datetime, Int64, TimeSpan, and more), most collection classes (ArrayList, HashTable, List<T>, Dictionary<TKey, TValue>) and a full implementation of System.Windows.Forms.Control. This control is the base for all Winforms visual controls. We, for example, offer a grid that inherits from this control and this grid is therefore available as a VCL component and as a .Net component, all from the same source code. DotNet4Delphi is free and can be downloaded from our website at www.a-dato.net. > > I did look at RemObject's Hydra but does not seem to allow such > functionality. Did I miss something here? Hydra provides a solution which enable you to load and instantiate .Net classes from your Delphi application. I don't think this will allow you to instantiate visual .Net controls which are then displayed on a VCL form, and certainly not at design time. Hydra does allow you to create forms in VS which are then loaded from and displayed in your Delphi application. Kees Vermeulen www.a-dato.net
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Kees
1/19/2010 12:08:59 PM
I don't even think D2006 has support for .NET 2.0
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Gilbert
1/19/2010 3:25:37 PM
Gilbert Padilla wrote: > I don't even think D2006 has support for .NET 2.0 No, indeed, only D2007 does, but I assume he means using them in native code anyway, so that should be irrelevant. <g> -- Rudy Velthuis (TeamB) http://www.teamb.com "Why do we kill people who are killing people to show that killing people is wrong?" -- Holly Near
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Rudy
1/19/2010 11:58:26 PM
> {quote:title=Yogi Yang wrote:}{quote}
> I want to access .NET 2.0 components directly in Delphi.
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> A developer has suggested me to first build dummy component in Delphi to
> represent .NET component which will should be loaded at runtime.
>
> I don't like this solution.
>
> Is there a freeware solution (if available) which will allow me to
> directly load .NET components in my Delphi 2006 IDE and visually place
> them on the form and use them just like VCL components without any extra
> work.
>
> I did look at RemObject's Hydra but does not seem to allow such
> functionality. Did I miss something here?
Not freeware but http://www.managed-vcl.com/ can do what you want.
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Dean
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Dean
1/20/2010 5:43:04 AM
Kees Vermeulen wrote: > On 19-1-2010 6:23, Yogi Yang wrote: > > I want to access .NET 2.0 components directly in Delphi. > > > > A developer has suggested me to first build dummy component in Delphi to > > represent .NET component which will should be loaded at runtime. > > > > I don't like this solution. > > > > Is there a freeware solution (if available) which will allow me to > > directly load .NET components in my Delphi 2006 IDE and visually place > > them on the form and use them just like VCL components without any extra > > work. > > Such a solution does not exist. > > However, we provide a set of .Net classes that allow you to develop > Delphi applications as if it were .Net. Your code looks and behaves like > .Net code. This product is called DotNet4Delphi. > > DotNet4Delphi provides many .Net types (Object, Datetime, Int64, > TimeSpan, and more), most collection classes (ArrayList, HashTable, > List<T>, Dictionary<TKey, TValue>) and a full implementation of > System.Windows.Forms.Control. This control is the base for all Winforms > visual controls. > > We, for example, offer a grid that inherits from this control and this > grid is therefore available as a VCL component and as a .Net component, > all from the same source code. > > DotNet4Delphi is free and can be downloaded from our website at > www.a-dato.net. > > > > > I did look at RemObject's Hydra but does not seem to allow such > > functionality. Did I miss something here? > > Hydra provides a solution which enable you to load and instantiate .Net > classes from your Delphi application. I don't think this will allow you > to instantiate visual .Net controls which are then displayed on a VCL > form, and certainly not at design time. > > Hydra does allow you to create forms in VS which are then loaded from > and displayed in your Delphi application. > > Kees Vermeulen > www.a-dato.net Thanks for this info. I will look into it.
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Yogi
1/23/2010 2:58:50 PM
Dean Hill wrote:
>> {quote:title=Yogi Yang wrote:}{quote}
>> I want to access .NET 2.0 components directly in Delphi.
>>
>> A developer has suggested me to first build dummy component in Delphi to
>> represent .NET component which will should be loaded at runtime.
>>
>> I don't like this solution.
>>
>> Is there a freeware solution (if available) which will allow me to
>> directly load .NET components in my Delphi 2006 IDE and visually place
>> them on the form and use them just like VCL components without any extra
>> work.
>>
>> I did look at RemObject's Hydra but does not seem to allow such
>> functionality. Did I miss something here?
>
> Not freeware but http://www.managed-vcl.com/ can do what you want.
>
> ---
> Dean
Thanks for this info. I will give this a look.
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Yogi
1/23/2010 3:00:37 PM
It seems CrossTalk is what you need:
http://atozed.com/CrossTalk
> {quote:title=Yogi Yang wrote:}{quote}
> I want to access .NET 2.0 components directly in Delphi.
>
> A developer has suggested me to first build dummy component in Delphi to
> represent .NET component which will should be loaded at runtime.
>
> I don't like this solution.
>
> Is there a freeware solution (if available) which will allow me to
> directly load .NET components in my Delphi 2006 IDE and visually place
> them on the form and use them just like VCL components without any extra
> work.
>
> I did look at RemObject's Hydra but does not seem to allow such
> functionality. Did I miss something here?
>
> TIA
>
> Yogi Yang
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Hristo
7/15/2010 4:12:09 PM
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