Hi Eduardo,This does not impact your code in any way. You could still maintain MSI.dll as a reference in the Visual Studio .NET project. If you look at the compiled binaries from Visual Studio .NET, you would most probably find a DLL by the name
Interop.MSILib.dll. This was the interop generated b
Hi
Is that the only solution? Because I'd rather do not change my code
exclusively for using nant. It will be a pain
Thanks!
Eduardo
On 1/24/06, Vagmi Mudumbai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Eduardo,
>
> You would have to create a interop to MSI.dll using tlbimp.exe and reference
> the int
Hi Eduardo,You would have to create a interop to MSI.dll using tlbimp.exe and reference the interop instead of refering msi.dll directly.Regards,VagmiOn 1/24/06,
Eduardo Ferrari <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi allI have a cs project that contains a reference to the MSI.DLL. If I openthe project manu
Hi all
I have a cs project that contains a reference to the MSI.DLL. If I open
the project manually into the VS.NET it compiles fine, but when it runs
against nant it fails. The error is regarding missing namespaces that
are into the MSI.DLL.
Here is my nant command:
http://nant.sf.net/release/
