The SIDX Microsoft Visual Studio .NET interface is built parallel to its Java interface. For example, in Java programming environment, the user of SIDX should obtain a camera object from SIDX and use it to control the selected camera. It is the same way as in the Microsoft Visual Studio .NET environment. Java and Microsoft Visual Studio .NET interface of SIDX have basically the same functions and with the same type of parameters.
The detailed description of SIDX .NET interface API is at SIDX .NET interface help. If the link is not active, please go to Help\Reference\DotNET sub directory under the SIDX installation directory and start SIDX.chm file. If you are viewing the document via the Internet, please try to use Microsoft Internet Explore. Due to a recent security update, SIDX.chm, the SIDX .NET help file, may not be viewed directly via the Internet. You will have to download SIDX.chm to your local computer system. SIDX.chm downloaded from the Internet may not be viewed directly either. Please see how to view SIDX.chm.
The applications built on top of SIDX in Microsoft Visual Studio .NET environment require SIDXDotNET.dll in order to run. By default, SIDXDotNET.dll should reside in the same directory as the applications. If you would rather have SIDXDotNET.dll in a different directory, you will have to redirect assembly searching sequence for your application.
Another part of the runtime environment is Microsoft .NET Framework. SIDX .NET interface was tested with Microsoft .NET Framework Version 2.0. Please ensure that you have Microsoft .NET Framework Version 2.0 or later installed on your system. Please check Microsoft .NET Framework Version 2.0 Redistributable Package (x86).