Problem with Form

Hi...

Maybe I should tell you, that I created the project like this:

1.) File -> New -> Project --> Class Library (add to solution)
2.) Click on project
3.) Project --> Add Windows Form
4.) Delete class1
5.) Add Interface to Form-Class

Is there any problem with this?

Now I created a new Project and added a Windows Form... and the Interface.

Now, LoadAssembly can't load it. It doesn't sound very logically to me. Is it a bug of .net?

In the "class-view" of the newer solution I see the Interface with a "+" (under bases and interfaces)... in the older one not.

I've the version 7.1

Thanks

P.D.: I'm new here... hoping that you answer that kind of questions

Now I have two files with the same code... why do they have different "actitudes"? I don't understand that.

I had a look at the resx-file. The old solution doesn't have data in there... :-S ... this is really strange. I don't understand this

Thanks!

When I add a Windows Form to the class-library-project, the references are added automatically (also System.Windows.Forms). That wasn't the problem.

Now I'm trying something else:

I make a empty class-library-project and I apply my interface to the class1. Then I make a new Form Class in the same project. The assembly is loaded correctly after that (LoadAssembly and GetType()). But when I want to connect class1 with Form1, the GetType of the assembly doesn't work anymore.

Does anyone understand that?

Here's my implementation:


public class TestDeviceForm2 : IDevice
{
string deviceName;

Form form;

public TestDeviceForm2()
{
//
// TODO: Add constructor logic here
//

}

... and the form-class normally

using System;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Collections;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Windows.Forms;

namespace MATC.Devices
{
/// <summary>
/// Summary description for Form.
/// </summary>
public class Form : System.Windows.Forms.Form
{
/// <summary>
/// Required designer variable.
/// </summary>
private System.ComponentModel.Container components = null;

When I comment <<<Form form;>>>> in the first code, GetType() of the assembly works

... and when I make it in a Function, the assembly.gettype() does not make any trouble, but if I want to start the form:

public void Connect()
{
// TODO: Add TestDeviceForm2.Connect implementation
FormX formx;
//form = new FormX();

//form.ShowDialog();
}

there appears the following error:

An exception occurred while trying to create an instance of System.Windows.Forms.Form. The exception was "Unable to load DLL (AGL).".

Did I forget something? Is there any rule if you wants to create Forms a little bit more flexible than .net is used to manage it?