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I am having exactly the same problem as Andy was in this thread, but using the '/codebase' switch is not solving the issue.
I cannot use a strong-name when compiling as I am importing a 3rd party library that doesn't have a strong name.
It runs ok on the machine the object is compiled on, but not the target machine.
I am using regasm.exe [filepath/name].dll /tlb:[name].tlb /codebase. It reports that the assembly was registered successfully, although it warns that it doesn't have a strong name.
I have compared registry entries, and they appear to be identical on both machines, but I still get a 'Server.CreateObject failed' on the target machine.
What am I missing?
I am having exactly the same problem as Andy was in this thread, but using the '/codebase' switch is not solving the issue.
I cannot use a strong-name when compiling as I am importing a 3rd party library that doesn't have a strong name.
It runs ok on the machine the object is compiled on, but not the target machine.
I am using regasm.exe [filepath/name].dll /tlb:[name].tlb /codebase. It reports that the assembly was registered successfully, although it warns that it doesn't have a strong name.
I have compared registry entries, and they appear to be identical on both machines, but I still get a 'Server.CreateObject failed' on the target machine.
What am I missing?
