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SQL
Hi,

If I create a reference to a COM object in my .net project. When I copy the
app to a client workstation, where do I place this dll? And do I have to
register it?

Thanks,
Nov 20 '05 #1
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"SQL" <no****@asdfadsf.com> schrieb

If I create a reference to a COM object in my .net project. When I
copy the app to a client workstation, where do I place this dll?
Usually in the application directory.
And
do I have to register it?


No, because it is not a COM DLL, but the COM DLL that is wrapped by the .Net
assembly must be installed and registered there.
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Armin

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Nov 20 '05 #2
SQL
So I register the Interop.nameofobject.dll? Do I still use regsver32?

"Armin Zingler" <az*******@freenet.de> wrote in message
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"SQL" <no****@asdfadsf.com> schrieb

If I create a reference to a COM object in my .net project. When I
copy the app to a client workstation, where do I place this dll?
Usually in the application directory.
And
do I have to register it?


No, because it is not a COM DLL, but the COM DLL that is wrapped by the

..Net assembly must be installed and registered there.
--
Armin

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Nov 20 '05 #3
* "SQL" <no****@asdfadsf.com> scripsit:
So I register the Interop.nameofobject.dll? Do I still use regsver32?


You need to run "regasm" on the target machine.

--
Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
<URL:http://dotnet.mvps.org/>
Nov 20 '05 #4
"SQL" <no****@asdfadsf.com> schrieb
If I create a reference to a COM object in my .net project. When
I copy the app to a client workstation, where do I place this
dll?


Usually in the application directory.
And
do I have to register it?


No, because it is not a COM DLL, but the COM DLL that is wrapped by
the Net assembly must be installed and registered there.


So I register the Interop.nameofobject.dll? Do I still use
regsver32?


As I wrote: NO, because it is not a COM DLL.
--
Armin

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