Question: I have a .NET dll which I use from a C++ program. Now I have to register the dll programmatically on a deployment computer.
How do I do that (programmatically! not using regasm)? I remember, when I once called a VB6 dll from a C++ dll, I had to use DllRegisterServer and DllUnregisterServer.
Is that still so with a .NET dll?
It seems I have to somehow add the dllregisterserver function to the .NET dll.
YUK, .NET dlls don't have DllRegisterServer, so you have to write a .NET installer, executing this somewhere:
Assembly asm = Assembly.LoadFile (@"c:\temp\ImageConverter.dll");
RegistrationServices regAsm = new RegistrationServices();
bool bResult = regAsm.RegisterAssembly(asm, AssemblyRegistrationFlags.SetCodeBase);
regasm directly. But it works. +1
Can you use process monitor to see what system changes (basically registry changes I think) are made when you use regasm.exe to register your dll, and then make those changes programatically instead?
