I am currently working with a client to bring .NET support to the FLEXnet Publisher Licensing Toolkit version 11.6. The toolkit, as shipped, is very tightly tied to the C language, and it is designed for use with client applications written in C. My client, however, wants to use the toolkit from VB.NET 2.0 applications. I set out, therefore, with a vision that stated "make FLEXnet look like .NET". My first approach to the problem was to use P/Invoke to write a wrapper in VB.NET 2.0. This wrapper...