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Strange registration problem

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Joe Hershman - 09 Sep 2003 18:54 GMT
i have started to have strange behavior when running regasm.  i am currently
using VS.Net 2003 and framework 1.1.

when i run regasm the component appears to register correctly.  it is in the
registry as expected and even placed in the correct categories, which are
added using the functions decorated with the
ComRegisterFunction/ComUnRegisterFuncion attribute.

the problem is that the default value under the Inprocsvr32 is mscoree.dll
instead of C:\winnt\system32\mscoree.dll.  and this seems to be causing
problems.  i have other components that show the correct registry value.
about the only difference is that the other components were installed using
an msi that called a custom action and used an installer calss to do the
registration.  the weird thing is a swear this was working yesterday (using
regasm).

the component i am using has a strong name and i am running regasm with the
/codebase flag.

any one have any ideas what is going on.

thanks
-joe
Mattias Sj?gren - 09 Sep 2003 22:14 GMT
Joe,

>and this seems to be causing problems.

What kind of problems?

Mattias

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