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DLL Register Error

mafaisal
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Hello Experts,

I am Creating DLL using VB.net2005. When we register that DLL the Following Error is Coming

" FaisalDLL.Dll was Loaded, but the DLLregister server Entry Point was not Loaded"

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Plz

Faisal
Feb 21 '08 #1
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Shashi Sadasivan
1,435 Expert 1GB
Hello Experts,

I am Creating DLL using VB.net2005. When we register that DLL the Following Error is Coming

" FaisalDLL.Dll was Loaded, but the DLLregister server Entry Point was not Loaded"
Faisal
Hi Faisal,
Is your DLL file copied into your bin folder?
In this case try to delete the reference and copy it into your bin folder and register it from that location
Feb 21 '08 #2
mafaisal
142 100+
Hi shashi

I try That Before, But same Error is Coming
I also try to register by copy into system32 and in run Regsvr32 but same

when we create using vb6 no problem, that is register successfully
i don't know why this error is coming in .net

Another is if we create a dll using vb6, is any problem that dll use in vb.net2005
i did not try but just ask...?

Faisal


Hi Faisal,
Is your DLL file copied into your bin folder?
In this case try to delete the reference and copy it into your bin folder and register it from that location
Feb 22 '08 #3
Plater
7,872 Expert 4TB
.NET DLLs are much different then COM DLLs.
Have you gone through all the COMVisible stuff for your DLL?
Do you have the DLL Entry Points all set up inside your DLL code?
Feb 22 '08 #4
mafaisal
142 100+
Hello Plater,

Thanx for reply
Wat is the DLL Entry point, I dont Understand That,
How to set that
I Create DLL in .net as open the Project Class Library, and I code in that Classe
some commonly used functions and Procedures. How to set in code DLL entry point, Plz Give me an eg:

Faisal

.NET DLLs are much different then COM DLLs.
Have you gone through all the COMVisible stuff for your DLL?
Do you have the DLL Entry Points all set up inside your DLL code?
Feb 22 '08 #5
Plater
7,872 Expert 4TB
Hmm, it seems that the entry point is for making COM DLLs usable in .NET.


I am not sure you register your .NET dlls like COM dlls. I think you register them with that global assembly cache thing (gacutil.exe ?)
Feb 22 '08 #6

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