COM provides a way for legacy systems to use components written in modern languages and frameworks, and allows the steady porting of components away from the legacy system and into something more friendly. I've recently been working with a number of VB6 systems which use C# .NET components via COM, and wanted to keep the same sort of organisational structures and patterns in the C# part of the application as I would if it was a standard MVC app or WCF service - namely, using Dependency Injection to plug the various C# classes together.


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