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Mar 26, 2012
01:05 PM
Cannot Load File or Assembly Interop.IWshRuntimeLibrary ...
Hey Folks,
I'm using Shell commands in a Custom Action assembly - I have unknown shortcuts to create at runtime after the build process is completed. My assemby (.dll) is written in VB .NEt, and it creates a second .dll - I'm not a VB programmer.
When the .DLL is run on immediate execution in a Basic MSI dll at Runtime before the files are moved, I get an error dialog with "Could not Load File or Assembly Interop.IwshRuntimeLibrary". Can someone point me to a white paper, or another thread that answers this please?
I'm trying to figue out what to do with the .DLL. I imported the reg file - the paths are wrong anyway ... I tried putting the file in WINSYSDIR, TARGEDIR, Disk1, and I'm out of ideas.
The code works great when I test it in an executable.
Thanks,
Michael
I'm using Shell commands in a Custom Action assembly - I have unknown shortcuts to create at runtime after the build process is completed. My assemby (.dll) is written in VB .NEt, and it creates a second .dll - I'm not a VB programmer.
When the .DLL is run on immediate execution in a Basic MSI dll at Runtime before the files are moved, I get an error dialog with "Could not Load File or Assembly Interop.IwshRuntimeLibrary". Can someone point me to a white paper, or another thread that answers this please?
I'm trying to figue out what to do with the .DLL. I imported the reg file - the paths are wrong anyway ... I tried putting the file in WINSYSDIR, TARGEDIR, Disk1, and I'm out of ideas.
The code works great when I test it in an executable.
Thanks,
Michael
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