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HELP : Getting junk Chars in C# Dll while calling function through VC++
Hi All
Been trying to figure out a solution to this problem since long. Would appreciate if someone can throw some light. I am calling a managed C# dll in VC++ code. My problem is that I'm unable to pass the bstr data from VC++ to C#. In fact, the bstr data is coming to C#, but its all junk values that looks something like this... 瑨灴⼺ㄯ㈹ㄮ ㄮㄮ㌰术⽷異彴硸桰p.280ㅗĄ Though if I pass a data of type "int", I get the correct value in C#. The problem is with the bstr values. This is how my code is in VC++... unsigned char* URL ; I have typecasted this unsigned char* into a binary string as following BSTR PURL =SysAllocString((BSTR)URL.p); and call a function in VC++ written in C# dll as following pIclass1->raw_HTTP_Put_Query (&PURL ,nBufLen,&retVal ); In C# I receive the values as following public int HTTP_Put_Query(ref string PURL,int nBufLen) { .... ..... } Now, the problem is that the PURL parameter of type "bstr" recieves junk values in the C# dll, the nBufLen variable being of type "int" is getting correct value. Is there a way I can convert the bstr to string so that it doesnt return junk values? Would really appreciate much needed help. Thanks Rahul |
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