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  • Tommy_Schou
    Tommy_Schou Member Posts: 117
    Did you try something as simple as registering the DLL in NAV the old fashioned way?

    Start NAV Classic. Select "Tools, Custom Controls." Now select "Control, Browse". Find you .dll and "open it". Now NAV will register it for you.
    Best regards
    Tommy
  • nhsejth
    nhsejth Member, Microsoft Employee Posts: 34
    If the COM server only runs on a platform that have the SDK installed, I would assume that you have dependencies to assemblies installed by the SDK which you don't deploy on the other machines. Use a tool like reflector to check run time dependencies.

    Another investigation you could perform is to analyse the tlb file with the old com viewer from the Visual Studio sdk. That will atleast tell you if the object exposes the COM interface you expect.

    You cannot use the classic client to register the COM server. That's is only for the old OCX objects.
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  • Franklin
    Franklin Member Posts: 253
    Thx I´ll try...

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