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Regasm and GAC problem

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MSMVP KenLin for VB.NET - 21 Sep 2006 08:09 GMT
Dear all,

I have one exe, it depends on some dll file. And they are interop
assemblies.

I run regasm /codebase, the application can run up sucessfully.

But if I only run regasm without /codebase, and install the dll to GAC, then
the application fail to start. It said "failed to
initialize.........CLSID:{.....}"

Regards,
Ken Lin
Mattias Sjögren - 21 Sep 2006 21:29 GMT
>I run regasm /codebase, the application can run up sucessfully.
>
>But if I only run regasm without /codebase, and install the dll to GAC, then
>the application fail to start. It said "failed to
>initialize.........CLSID:{.....}"

Sounds like the reason could be that its dependencies (the interop
assemblies) are not found. Where are hey located relative to the
application directory?

Mattias

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