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Re: Register .NET as COM server

Jon,

Could you please test the pre-release? Does it work now?

Thanks,
Friedrich

Re: Register .NET as COM server

Hello,

Item is still in review. Under certain circumstances, the runtime calls regasm with:

"C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\reg asm.exe" /codebase /tlb: "C:\Program Files\LA Solutions\DgnChronographer\DgnChronographer.tlb" "C:\Program Files\LA Solutions\DgnChronographer\DgnChronographer.dll"

But it should look like:

"C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\reg asm.exe" "C:\Program Files\LA Solutions\DgnChronographer\DgnChronographer.dll" /codebase /tlb: DgnChronographer.tlb

Perhaps this causes the issue in your case.

Friedrich

Re: Register .NET as COM server

Originally Posted by linder

regasm /tlb:NETServer.tlb NETServer.dll

Thanks! Doesn't the DLL require the /codebase switch?

Re: Register .NET as COM server

Yes, the installer runtime automatically makes use of the two switches. For example, it executes the following:

regasm /tlb:NETServer.tlb NETServer.dll

The user has to install both .tlb and .dll files.

Friedrich

Register .NET as COM server

When one uses .NET to create a DLL that is a COM server, .NET creates a .TLB file of the same name. .NET doesn't integrate the TLB with the implementation file as it does when one builds an ATL COM server.
The registration processes uses two switches:
\codebase
\tlb

codebase specifies the DLL
tlb specifies the TLB

I'll mail a ZIP with the .sb8 (work in progress) .dll and .tlb files, along with the register.bat file.

Re: Register .NET as COM server

Jon,

Would it be possible for you to send the files to our support [at] lindersoft [dot] com so we can check this? Could you also send your .sb8 project so we can see how you register?

In theory, the "COM Interop Register (/codebase) .NET Assembly immediately" option should do it.

Thanks,
Friedrich

Register .NET as COM server

I have a .NET DLL and an associated TLB. The command line to register the DLL as a COM server is...
%SystemRoot%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\re gasm /codebase DgnChronographer.dll /tlbgnChronographer.tlb

I found the Register File Operation macro, but I don't see how to specify the /tlb and /codebase switches as shown above.

Regards, Jon Summers