Any plan to support .NET Framework?

Does anyone know if the support of .NET Framework is planned for LAPI?Or a way to use current LAPI with VB.NET or C#?Thank you in advanceEnrico

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***_****_(citlon01admin_-_(deleted))

Hi Enrico,I am using the current LAPI with .NET (VB code). I have not had any problems.One major change however, is that all parameters and return codes in the modules must be changed from Long to Integer. A simple 'replace all' will do the trick! Hope this helps.Kristinakwelch@city.london.on.ca

Mohammed_Bellamine_(atosadmin_-_(deleted))

Hi Enrico,I am working on LAPI with Visual Studio.NET and C#. I had some problem but now that I've found all correspondance between the types, it is OK.long --> intLLVALUE (and so on) --> intpointer (long*, LPLLVALUE, LPLLSESSION, ...) --> ref intLPSTR --> StringBuilderLPCSTR --> StringSo it is not hard (but long and fastidious) to create some .NET class that are stubs to the DLLs.Eric DUCOS (Atos Origin).(please reply to eric.ducos@atosorigin.com)

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Steve_Piatt_(spiatt_(Delete)_891610)

There will be .NET support in 9.1 SP3 via a strong and a weak named assembly. This will have syntax similar to the LAPI Java support. The J# runtime redistributable will be required for .NET in order to use this LAPI .NET support.

Nagalakshmi_Ganesan_(nganesan_(Delete)_3029627)

One of our customer is using LAPI 9.1 SP3 with .NET and they need strongly named assemblies.The assemblies comes with LAPI 9.1 SP3 are Private and weak.where can i find the strong named assemblies in KC/Ollie?.Any help is highly appreciated.Thanks in advance.

Heather_Cassidy

Hi Nagalakshmi Ganesan,I am new to livelink. Need to build a .net application to talk to livelink and retrieve some documents stored in livelink. We have livelink 9.1 installed in our company. Could you please let me know how and where to get LAPI and the reference guide? Any help is very appreciated.Thanks in advance.wxy

***_****_(citlon01admin_-_(deleted))

Lapi is avaiable when you purchase the Livelink SDK module. All reference guides, samples, and builder are in the single module.