Yes i declared the instance,please find the below code for your reference

Long ll_return
String ls_dll
DotNetAssembly lcs_ass
DotNetObject lco_instance

lcs_ass = create DotNetAssembly

//Loads the DLL
Ll_return = lcs_ass.LoadWithDotNetCore(ls_dll)

ll_return  = lcs_ass.CreateInstance(ls_classname, lco_instance)

my c# code is 

using System;

namespace MyNamespace
{
public class SimpleClass
{
public string SayHello()
{
return "Hello from .NET!";
}
}
}

Hi All,

Instead of using DLL importer ,i tried with loadwithdotnet() function,I was able to succesfully load the .net6.0 dll,but when i try to invoke the method avilable in the dll using instance creation with classname of the dll,i am getting error ,instance cannot be created,it returns null

lcs_ass = CREATE DotNetAssembly

// Load the DLL
ll_return = lcs_ass.LoadWithDotNet(ls_dll)

// Check if the DLL was loaded successfully
IF ll_return < 0 THEN
MessageBox("Load DLL Failed", lcs_ass.ErrorText)
RETURN
END IF

// Create an instance of the .NET class
ll_return = lcs_ass.CreateInstance(ls_classname, lco_instance) --> getting error in this code

can anyone help me on this.

Thanks,

Tharani S

Have to jump on the bandwagon here.  Don't do it!  That is, don't use OLE to consume the .Net DLL.  There are just too many limitations.  It was a  workaround until PowerBuilder was able to consume .Net directly.  But that time has come now.  Use the .Net Importer.

The "getting dll cannot be created" error doesn't make any sense to me as well.  Not sure why you would get that error access in DLL through OLE.

Yes, PB 2022 R3 supports .NET 6.  But I don't get why you aren't using the .NET DLL importer to directly consume it in PB?  https://docs.appeon.com/pb2022r3/application_techniques/Calling_C_Assembly_in_an_Application.html

Hi Tharani ;

   Yes, .NET DLLs can now be consumed directly in Appeon PB 2019 Rx & higher using the new .NET DLL Importer tool ...

https://docs.appeon.com/pb2022r3/application_techniques/Importing_CSharp_assembly.html

HTH

Regards ... Chris