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Com+ server and config file - how to deploy together ?

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Gawelek - 13 Nov 2003 15:40 GMT
In order to deploy my server  I do the following :

regsvcs /fc MyServer.dll
gacutil /i MyServer.dll

... and I don't  have to know where actually my dll is placed.
It is advantage of GAC. But I want to place config file in the same
location, how I can do it, any ideas ?

Gawel
Paul Glavich - 20 Nov 2003 22:10 GMT
Win2003 server COM+ contains an application directory
property which will do the trick (for each package/app).
However, if under Win2000, you would need to specify a
config file path somewhere (for eg. in the registry) and
use that to explicitly read your config file from. Its a
bit of a hack tho. Currently, your app config would need
to reside in Windows\System32 directory if you wanted to
use the default location of the app config from COM+

-Glav

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