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Managed Code and Unmanaged Code related ASP.NET - Can we create a .NET object for use from COM?

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Yes, Visual Studio can automatically generate type library information and register a .NET class library assembly for use from COM. These automatic tools do not work for ASP.NET Web applications, so you must isolate the code you want to use from COM in its own Class Library project.

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