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Hi,
I'm writing a .net windows service that makes use of some C++ Dlls (written
by myself) - actually it calls some functions that are declared as exported
functions in the *.def file.
Now, when I start the service, I receive a DllNotFoundException saying that
my dll was not found - although it's in the same directory! Are there any
pitfalls concerning the use of C++ dlls in windows services?
(by the way: the functions are imported by 'Public Declare Function.... lib
"mydll.dll" etc. in the service).
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Andreas
I'm writing a .net windows service that makes use of some C++ Dlls (written
by myself) - actually it calls some functions that are declared as exported
functions in the *.def file.
Now, when I start the service, I receive a DllNotFoundException saying that
my dll was not found - although it's in the same directory! Are there any
pitfalls concerning the use of C++ dlls in windows services?
(by the way: the functions are imported by 'Public Declare Function.... lib
"mydll.dll" etc. in the service).
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Andreas