no - this is incorrect. the interop dlls are wrappers for the non-interop ones. You need both to be available at runtime. The interop ones should be in the same directory as you app ( or somewhere loadable by .net ) while the com dlls ( TGXLib.dll and AxTGXLib.dll ) will need to be registered using regsvr32 or some other com registration method.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Bert Jan Lappenschaar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, August 16, 2004 3:26 PM
Subject: [Nant-users] references to interop dll's
I am running into the following problem:
I use a nant script that has produces an exe. It has a references to Interop.TGXLib.dll and AxInterop.TGXLib.dll (wrapper dll's).
Everything compiles fine.
Now, when I run the program I just compiled, it is looking for dll's TGXLib.dll and AxTGXLib.dll, but it can't find them because these names are wrong, it should look for Interop.TGXLib.dll and AxIntererop.TGXLib.dll.
I find that very surprising - if they are true interp dlls. I think as Gert said, you had better package up a sample.
If I rename my interop dll's to TGXLib.dll and AxTGXLib.dll, everything works fine.
So the names of the references in the exe are wrong. The part 'interop.' has dropped off.
Ian
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