if I have 2 seperate .net executables how would one exe call functions on the other one?
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if I have 2 seperate .net executables how would one exe call functions on the other one?
.NET executables are still assemblies. From VS2008 onwards, it is trivial to add a reference to a .NET exe (in VS2005 you have to use command-line for this). So simply ensure that the target exe exposes some public classes and methods.