Simon,
It's the attributes in the code that make a .NET component expose itself to
COM, not the way it's built. You need to add the InterfaceType and
GuidAttribute attributes in the assembly. What are you trying to do?
Cheers,
Bill
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You can use the .Net Solution to register the COM object (I assume that
would be executed as part of the task.
Use to call regasm
Is that what you were looking for?
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Ankita,
The task uses System.Web.Mail to send the smtp message, and there's
no support for authentication there.
The does not support a "user" or "password" attribute. The 0.85
nightly builds will report that.
Gert
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