VBA, Exposing public functions without exposing everything

Exposing public functions without exposing everything

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Sandra Daigl #1 / 2	Exposing public functions without exposing everything Save the first database as an MDE - I think that will give you the results you're after. -- Sandra Daigle [Microsoft Access MVP] For the benefit of others please post all replies to this newsgroup. Quote: > I want to expose an API in my Access 2000 database to > another Access 2000 database. I implemented the API as > public functions in a standard module. Then in the second > database I establish a reference to the first database. > The problem is that I just want the second database to see > the interface, not the implementation. The second > database can see the implementation of all public modules, > and the class modules behind all the forms in the first > database. I can't find any documentation on how to hide > the implementation. Does anybody know how to do this? > Please email me. > Thanks, > David Orenstein > EnergyLine Systems
Sun, 05 Jun 2005 02:41:17 GMT

David Orenstei #2 / 2	Exposing public functions without exposing everything I want to expose an API in my Access 2000 database to another Access 2000 database. I implemented the API as public functions in a standard module. Then in the second database I establish a reference to the first database. The problem is that I just want the second database to see the interface, not the implementation. The second database can see the implementation of all public modules, and the class modules behind all the forms in the first database. I can't find any documentation on how to hide the implementation. Does anybody know how to do this? Please email me. Thanks, David Orenstein EnergyLine Systems
Sun, 05 Jun 2005 02:27:58 GMT

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