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
