Hi,
I did a reference to a DLL and I am trying to use a method that requires a System::Object^ as a parameter.

When I create the variable and call the method, I get an error saying that is expecting a IStream Object.

When I create the IStream variable and add it to the method the intellisense tells me that is no conversion from std::istringstream to system::object^

The help on the DLL says this:
Currently, this must pass an object that supports IStream

Can anybody explain how to do this?

Thank you,
Antonio

Hi if you dont mind I did a reference to a DLL  I will appreciate if you help me understand
How to go about dlls I am interested but know nothing about them . Thanks

Hi
I added a referente to the project in visual studio, you right click browse to the DLL and just add it. Then just add it to the class with the "using"

@amnotes65 for the direction but eeeh, do you hard code the dlls yourself. ... ? just curious thanks

andy1992: Please don't hijack threads to ask your own questions.

amontes65: You're programming in C++/CLI, not C++. You can ask this question in the Windows board.
http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/windows/

@helios...
Upss.. thank you...

I am new to C++, I been developing on VB for 20 years and now I am jumping the pond... I did some Turbo C in the 90's but now is totally different...

I will move to that forum.
Thanks,

Ooh sorry for that