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Raj Wall - 03 Apr 2006 17:28 GMT

I have a pre-owned ActiveX component and GotDotNet's XmlCSVReader set up in
my development environment such that I can see the methods and attributes of
both. That is, Intellisense shows them, when they are typed in they light up
in the correct colors, and mouse-over show their signature and other info
correctly.
So it seems the "using" and other references have been set up.

However, when I Build, I get "missing assembly" type errors. Where else do I
need to "register" these components in order for the compiler to see them
just as the IDE does? Thanks!

Regards,
Raj

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"Gary Chang[MSFT]" - 04 Apr 2006 07:53 GMT

Hi Raj,

>However, when I Build, I get "missing assembly" type errors.
>Where else do I need to "register" these components in
>order for the compiler to see them just as the IDE does?

Can you find those assemblies in your project's References list(Solution
Explorer)?

If not, you need to locate and add those assemblies to your project via the
Add References(Project | Add References...).

Thanks!

Best regards,

Gary Chang
Microsoft Community Support
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Raj Wall - 06 Apr 2006 16:43 GMT

Gary, hi,

I can, but perhaps I did not set things up in the first place. So, let me
ask the question this way:

Can you point me to the actions I need to follow in order to take a
pre-owned .ocx (a component that is an external host connector) and import
it properly into a C# solution such that development and compilation works
properly? Thanks for your help!

Regards,
Raj

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Raj Wall - 06 Apr 2006 17:27 GMT

Or, better yet, remove whatever partial was there previously and start over?
thanks

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"Gary Chang[MSFT]" - 07 Apr 2006 04:13 GMT

Hi Raj,

Thanks for the response!

>Can you point me to the actions I need to follow in order
>to take a pre-owned .ocx (a component that is an external
>host connector) and import it properly into a C# solution
>such that development and compilation works properly?

I am afraid I am not very clear about the meaning of the "pre-owned .ocx",
would you please give us some more detailed information about it?

By the way, could you find that "pre-owned .ocx" in the IDE Add References
dialog's "COM" tab list? If not, you may need to register that .ocx
component at first.

Thanks!

Best regards,

Gary Chang
Microsoft Community Support
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