use a COM ( or a .Net ) object in a c++ QT application

[arpspatel]

for loading dll u can use this.. its used in .NET activeQt example

#using <dllname.dll>

http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.6/activeqt-dotnet.html

here is sample code from the example

#include <QString>
 
 #using <mscorlib.dll>
 #include <vcclr.h>
 
 using namespace System;
 
 String *QStringToString(const QString &qstring)
 {
     return new String((const wchar_t *)qstring.utf16());
 }
 
 QString StringToQString(String *string)
 {
     const wchar_t __pin *chars = PtrToStringChars(string);
     return QString::fromWCharArray(chars);
 }

#include <QString>

 #using <mscorlib.dll>
 #include <vcclr.h>

 using namespace System;

 String *QStringToString(const QString &qstring)
 {
     return new String((const wchar_t *)qstring.utf16());
 }

 QString StringToQString(String *string)
 {
     const wchar_t __pin *chars = PtrToStringChars(string);
     return QString::fromWCharArray(chars);
 }

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use can also use QLibrary for loading dlls, not sure if it will work for .NET or COM.. give it a try..