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regasm and tlbexp error in 2.0 runtime

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eppyjerk - 24 Aug 2006 20:48 GMT
I am having an issue creating a type library for one of my assemblies.
I recompiled a 1.1 assembly into the 2.0 framework and now when I run
regasm, the types do not get exported properly.  The 1.1 regasm tool
properly exports the 1.1 assembly, but the 2.0 regasm tool errors on
both the 1.1 assembly and the 2.0 assembly.  Here's what I get when
there is an error:

Types registered successfully
Type 'B' exported.
Type 'B' exported.
Type 'B' exported.
Type 'B' exported.
Type 'B' exported.
Type 'B' exported.

Here is what is expected (class names renamed):
Types registered successfully
Type ClassName1 exported.
Type ClassName2 exported.
Type ClassName3 exported.
Type ClassName4 exported.
Type ClassName5 exported.
Type ClassName6 exported.

Thanks for any input.

JK
eppyjerk - 28 Aug 2006 15:34 GMT
Well, I'm not sure this is my problem anymore.  I performed the same
steps on another computer and it worked.  I still got the "Type 'B'
exported" over and over, but it worked anyways.  There is something
wrong with my computer that won't allow my ASP pages to use those
assemblies, but not neccessarily due to the Type B problem.

JK

> I am having an issue creating a type library for one of my assemblies.
> I recompiled a 1.1 assembly into the 2.0 framework and now when I run
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> JK

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