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vipinkuruvillavipinkuruvilla Member Posts: 143
edited 2008-09-18 in NAV/Navision Classic Client
Hai All,

I have implemented my webservice in .NET After following the below instructions: 
tlbexp NavisionControl.dll /out:NavisionControl.tlb

regasm /tlb:NavisionControl.tlb NavisionControl.dll

gacutil /i NavisionControl.dll

Iam able to see my dll in the Automation Server in Navision.

This is working fine in my local machine. But when I do the above things in my server, Iam unable to get the dll in my Automation server of my client machines. Can anyone tell me how I can register the .NET dell in server side so that I can use it in my client machines.

Any help would be appreciated......

Thanx in advance....

Comments

  • girish.joshigirish.joshi Member Posts: 407
    The .dll needs to be installed on each client machine.

    Alternatively, you can use a thin client.
  • vipinkuruvillavipinkuruvilla Member Posts: 143
    girish.joshi wrote:
    The .dll needs to be installed on each client machine.

    Alternatively, you can use a thin client.

    Assuming that by installing u menat registering.....for registering the .NET dll in all client machine i will have to install Visual Studio 2005 in all machines right........So that may create a license issue.

    What do you mean by thin client? Is there any other possibility by which i can get the .dll in my clients?

    Thanx in advance......
  • einsTeIn.NETeinsTeIn.NET Member Posts: 1,050
    vipinkuruvilla wrote:
    Assuming that by installing u menat registering.....for registering the .NET dll in all client machine i will have to install Visual Studio 2005 in all machines right........So that may create a license issue.
    No, you only have to install .NET Framework.
    "Money is likewise the greatest chance and the greatest scourge of mankind."
  • vipinkuruvillavipinkuruvilla Member Posts: 143
    einsTeIn.NET wrote:
    vipinkuruvilla wrote:
    Assuming that by installing u menat registering.....for registering the .NET dll in all client machine i will have to install Visual Studio 2005 in all machines right........So that may create a license issue.
    No, you only have to install .NET Framework.


    Sorry if iam wrong but i dont think that when we install .net framework you will be getting the visual studio command promt...........After getting this command prompt only it is possible to register right???
  • einsTeIn.NETeinsTeIn.NET Member Posts: 1,050
    No, you can also register your DLL without installing the whole VS.

    It depends on the type of your DLL.

    RegAsm.exe AssemblyName.dll /tlb:AssemblyName.tlb

    gacutil.exe /i AssemblyName.dll

    or

    regsvr32 AssemblyName.dll


    But maybe it's easier for you to create a setup of your project with auto-registration.
    "Money is likewise the greatest chance and the greatest scourge of mankind."
  • vipinkuruvillavipinkuruvilla Member Posts: 143
    einsTeIn.NET wrote:
    No, you can also register your DLL without installing the whole VS.

    It depends on the type of your DLL.

    RegAsm.exe AssemblyName.dll /tlb:AssemblyName.tlb

    gacutil.exe /i AssemblyName.dll

    or

    regsvr32 AssemblyName.dll


    But maybe it's easier for you to create a setup of your project with auto-registration.

    Thank You for your quick reply.....Where should i give the above said command..... is it in the windows command prompt or visual studio 2005 comand prompt.........How can i implement the auto registration?? Can you please help me out??
  • girish.joshigirish.joshi Member Posts: 407
    When .dlls become a part of the solution, deploying them (registering as mentioned above) can be difficult if there are a lot of client machines and the .dll is frequently updated.

    Using a central server with users connected via Citrix can be a solution to that problem. That is what I mean by a thin client -- the Citrix client.
  • DenSterDenSter Member Posts: 8,305
    girish.joshi wrote:
    That is what I mean by a thin client -- the Citrix client.
    Ah I wasn't sure what you meant there. Citrix is hardly a thin client though.
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  • vipinkuruvillavipinkuruvilla Member Posts: 143
    DenSter wrote:
    girish.joshi wrote:
    That is what I mean by a thin client -- the Citrix client.
    Ah I wasn't sure what you meant there. Citrix is hardly a thin client though.

    How can I implement the Citrix client ??

    Thanx in advance......
  • SoumyadipSoumyadip Member Posts: 209
    What is "Auto Registration"? How can i have the "Auto Registration"?
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