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May 20, 2013
07:06 AM
ISLE - Register an ActiveX component?
I have a Visual Studio 2012 project which requires a couple of OCXs supplied by the manufacturer of an external device, with which I need to communicate.
Virtually all of my projects are "one-of's", so I rarely bother to build an install. In this case, I need to do that.
I was surprised to find that the Visual Studio Setup and Deployment projects were discontinued. I don't object to using ISLE, but I can't find a way to have it include and register my OCXs. When I click on "Dependencies", it just prompts me to upgrade to a more full-featured version of InstallShield, at a staggering price.
Thank you, Microsoft...
Is there a way to do this?
Thanks,
Bob
Virtually all of my projects are "one-of's", so I rarely bother to build an install. In this case, I need to do that.
I was surprised to find that the Visual Studio Setup and Deployment projects were discontinued. I don't object to using ISLE, but I can't find a way to have it include and register my OCXs. When I click on "Dependencies", it just prompts me to upgrade to a more full-featured version of InstallShield, at a staggering price.
Thank you, Microsoft...
Is there a way to do this?
Thanks,
Bob
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May 20, 2013
09:04 AM
Hello,
After adding the .ocx files to destination computer's files pane, Please follow the below steps for COM & .Net Settings:
>Right Click on the .ocx file > click on properties
>Click on COM & .Net Settings tab
>Select the appropriate registration type(None/Extract COM/self-registration) from drop down list under registration type
>Select the appropriate Scan at build(none/properties only/dependencies and properties ) from drop down list under .Net Properties.
>Click on Ok
>follow the above process for other .ocx files.
>Build the setup project and install the setup file and check if, it satisfies required behavior.
Thanks,
Chiranjeevi
After adding the .ocx files to destination computer's files pane, Please follow the below steps for COM & .Net Settings:
>Right Click on the .ocx file > click on properties
>Click on COM & .Net Settings tab
>Select the appropriate registration type(None/Extract COM/self-registration) from drop down list under registration type
>Select the appropriate Scan at build(none/properties only/dependencies and properties ) from drop down list under .Net Properties.
>Click on Ok
>follow the above process for other .ocx files.
>Build the setup project and install the setup file and check if, it satisfies required behavior.
Thanks,
Chiranjeevi