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##* Change the path to the SN key to the central copy (<AssemblyOriginatorKeyFile>). | ##* Change the path to the SN key to the central copy (<AssemblyOriginatorKeyFile>). | ||
# Build project | # Build project | ||
| − | # Register .dll<pre>gacutil /i <file>.dll</pre><pre>regasm <file>.dll</pre> | + | # Register .dll. Must be repeated every time the library is changed.<pre>gacutil /i <file>.dll</pre><pre>regasm <file>.dll</pre> |
# Call library in Perl | # Call library in Perl | ||
| − | <pre>use Win32::OLE; | + | #<pre>use Win32::OLE; |
$hello = new Win32::OLE('HelloDot.HelloWorld') or die $!; | $hello = new Win32::OLE('HelloDot.HelloWorld') or die $!; | ||
$hello->sayHello();</pre> | $hello->sayHello();</pre> | ||
Revision as of 16:26, 28 March 2007
- Create strong name key.
sn -k <name>.snk
- Add strong name key to project.
- Right click on the project in VS, choose Properties
- In Signing tab, enable signing and browse to .snk
- Close project and text edit the .csproj file.
- Change the path to the SN key to the central copy (<AssemblyOriginatorKeyFile>).
- Build project
- Register .dll. Must be repeated every time the library is changed.
gacutil /i <file>.dll
regasm <file>.dll
- Call library in Perl
use Win32::OLE;
$hello = new Win32::OLE('HelloDot.HelloWorld') or die $!; $hello->sayHello();