Is there anyway to automate the install of a file into the GAC on
Win2000? The gacutil.exe file is not available and I can't seem to find any
other way of doing it.
Thanks,
Anthony
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Invensys Avantis - www.avantis.net 8  5241 
Anthony, The GAC is a special folder available to windows (and I would guess
web) setup projects...Chuck
"Anthony Hunter" wrote: Is there anyway to automate the install of a file into the GAC on
Win2000? The gacutil.exe file is not available and I can't seem to find any
other way of doing it.
Thanks,
Anthony
--
Product Availability Developer
Invensys Avantis - www.avantis.net
gacutil.exe is included with the .NET runtime. If gacutil.exe is not
available, it is highly likely that the .NET runtime is not available,
which means you do not have a GAC.
Anthony Hunter wrote: Is there anyway to automate the install of a file into the GAC on
Win2000? The gacutil.exe file is not available and I can't seem to find any
other way of doing it.
Thanks,
Anthony
The .Net runtime is installed and operating correctly. I can only find
the gacutil.exe on a Win2003 machine, It is not installed on Win2000 or
WinXP. And the .Net Framework Configuration tool is available and I can add
files through it with no problem.
Anthony
"Joshua Flanagan" <jo**@msnews.com> wrote in message
news:u8**************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... gacutil.exe is included with the .NET runtime. If gacutil.exe is not
available, it is highly likely that the .NET runtime is not available,
which means you do not have a GAC.
Anthony Hunter wrote: Is there anyway to automate the install of a file into the GAC on
Win2000? The gacutil.exe file is not available and I can't seem to find
any other way of doing it.
Thanks,
Anthony
Hi,
Gacutil.exe can only be used during developement environement testing phase.
You can also drop a library as a simple file in the CAG explorerfolder.
The only way to install a shared assembly in the CAG for application
deployement is by using an Windwows 2.0 installer package setup project.
Regards
serge
"Anthony Hunter" wrote: The .Net runtime is installed and operating correctly. I can only find
the gacutil.exe on a Win2003 machine, It is not installed on Win2000 or
WinXP. And the .Net Framework Configuration tool is available and I can add
files through it with no problem.
Anthony
"Joshua Flanagan" <jo**@msnews.com> wrote in message
news:u8**************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... gacutil.exe is included with the .NET runtime. If gacutil.exe is not
available, it is highly likely that the .NET runtime is not available,
which means you do not have a GAC.
Anthony Hunter wrote: Is there anyway to automate the install of a file into the GAC on
Win2000? The gacutil.exe file is not available and I can't seem to find any other way of doing it.
Thanks,
Anthony
Yes, you can install a file (only a strong-named assembly) into the GAC by
creating a setup project and add Special folder (GAC) to your File System on
Target Machine or you could simply drag-drop the strong-named assembnly into
the GAC if you are looking to add them manually.
with regards,
J.V.
"Anthony Hunter" wrote: Is there anyway to automate the install of a file into the GAC on
Win2000? The gacutil.exe file is not available and I can't seem to find any
other way of doing it.
Thanks,
Anthony
--
Product Availability Developer
Invensys Avantis - www.avantis.net
That is very strange. It sounds like your install got corrupted.
gacutil.exe should be in your .NET Framework install folder, for example:
C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1.4322
You should be able to safely copy the missing file to your computer from
a different computer, or re-install the .NET Framework, in case there
are other files that have been deleted..
Anthony Hunter wrote: The .Net runtime is installed and operating correctly. I can only find
the gacutil.exe on a Win2003 machine, It is not installed on Win2000 or
WinXP. And the .Net Framework Configuration tool is available and I can add
files through it with no problem.
Anthony
"Joshua Flanagan" <jo**@msnews.com> wrote in message
news:u8**************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
gacutil.exe is included with the .NET runtime. If gacutil.exe is not
available, it is highly likely that the .NET runtime is not available,
which means you do not have a GAC.
Anthony Hunter wrote:
Is there anyway to automate the install of a file into the GAC on
Win2000? The gacutil.exe file is not available and I can't seem to find
any
other way of doing it.
Thanks,
Anthony
Ok, ignore me, I didn't check my facts until AFTER I posted. Apparently
gacutil.exe is not included as part of the .NET Runtime installation --
it is only available with the SDK installation.
You will have to use a setup package as others have suggested.
Sorry for the confusion.
Joshua Flanagan wrote: That is very strange. It sounds like your install got corrupted.
gacutil.exe should be in your .NET Framework install folder, for example:
C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1.4322
You should be able to safely copy the missing file to your computer from
a different computer, or re-install the .NET Framework, in case there
are other files that have been deleted..
Anthony Hunter wrote:
The .Net runtime is installed and operating correctly. I can only
find
the gacutil.exe on a Win2003 machine, It is not installed on Win2000 or
WinXP. And the .Net Framework Configuration tool is available and I
can add
files through it with no problem.
Anthony
"Joshua Flanagan" <jo**@msnews.com> wrote in message
news:u8**************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
gacutil.exe is included with the .NET runtime. If gacutil.exe is not
available, it is highly likely that the .NET runtime is not available,
which means you do not have a GAC.
Anthony Hunter wrote:
Is there anyway to automate the install of a file into the GAC on
Win2000? The gacutil.exe file is not available and I can't seem to find
any
other way of doing it.
Thanks,
Anthony
Thanks for all the responses.
Anthony
"Anthony Hunter" <anthony.hunter@_NOSPAM_.invensys.com> wrote in message
news:Oa**************@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl... Is there anyway to automate the install of a file into the GAC on
Win2000? The gacutil.exe file is not available and I can't seem to find
any other way of doing it.
Thanks,
Anthony
--
Product Availability Developer
Invensys Avantis - www.avantis.net
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