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C# - What is a component and how is it typically used?

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What is a component class and where would I typically use one?

When I add a new item to my project in VS.NET 2008 one of the options is to add a component. I am not even sure I understand what a component is - but I would sure like to find out a bit more about them.

Could somebody explain them to me or perhaps point me towards an online tutorial that would help me.

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Brad Avatar asked Feb 07 '09 14:02

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Well, generally speaking, a component is any part of a thing. Specifically in .NET, a component is a class that implements the IComponent interface, which indicates that a class can interact with it's logical container.

More often than not, you see this in the form of design support, in that classes interact with their host in the designer, but that's not a strict requirement.

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casperOne Avatar answered Sep 29 '22 11:09

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Component Class is for sharing objects between applications.

Typically for dropping down object like outlook email to an application.

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belaz Avatar answered Sep 29 '22 11:09

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