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What is the difference between an .OCX file created in MFC or VB and a .Net control created in C#?
Is it possible to use the .Net
Control in a MFC application?
I have a dialog in C# I need to use
the same dialog in MFC.whether can I
import the entire dialog into Mfc
,or can i save my C# application as
.OCX file and use it in MFC?
The main difference: .ocx is unmanaged because MFC is unmanaged, .NET controls are managed (if you don’t try to use MFC in .NET, or other unmanaged stuff).
I think you can’t save your .NET app as .ocx file, at least there is no standard way to do this, but you can still use .NET controls in C++ because they can be registered for COM interop.