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Alvaro E. Gonzalez
Hi;
How to find out the "GUID" of installed assembly?
Tks.
Alvaro
How to find out the "GUID" of installed assembly?
Tks.
Alvaro
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Mattias Sjögren
Alvaro,
Which GUID do you have in mind, and what do you need it for?
Mattias
How to find out the "GUID" of installed assembly?
Which GUID do you have in mind, and what do you need it for?
Mattias
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jkf35
Two ways:
theAssembly.GetCustomAttributes(GetType(GuidAttribute))
or
Marshal.GetTypeLibGuidForAssembly(theAssembly)
- John Fullmer
theAssembly.GetCustomAttributes(GetType(GuidAttribute))
or
Marshal.GetTypeLibGuidForAssembly(theAssembly)
- John Fullmer
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Alvaro E. Gonzalez
Mattias,
I'm developing an application that loads data from database Oracle and to SqlServer.
For the obtaining of data from database Oracle, I'm using the assembly Oracle.DataAccess.DLL that is to driver for oracle and must be installed like requirement of my application.
In setup project I'm adding a "Launch Condition" and require ComponentId (GUID) of Oracle.DataAccess.DLL like valid value of the condition.
Alvaro
Mattias Sjögren wrote:
Alvaro,
How to find out the "GUID" of installed assembly?
Which GUID do you have in mind, and what do you need it for? Mattias
I'm developing an application that loads data from database Oracle and to SqlServer.
For the obtaining of data from database Oracle, I'm using the assembly Oracle.DataAccess.DLL that is to driver for oracle and must be installed like requirement of my application.
In setup project I'm adding a "Launch Condition" and require ComponentId (GUID) of Oracle.DataAccess.DLL like valid value of the condition.
Alvaro
Mattias Sjögren wrote:
Alvaro,
How to find out the "GUID" of installed assembly?
Which GUID do you have in mind, and what do you need it for? Mattias
M
Mattias Sjögren
In setup project I'm adding a "Launch Condition" and require
I'm no setup expert but this page
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/f09xywha(VS.80).aspx
recommends using a tool such as MSI Spy to determine the Component ID
of an installed component. Note that this GUID is part of the MSI
package, it's not really a property of the assembly.
Mattias
ComponentId (GUID) of Oracle.DataAccess.DLL like valid value of the
condition.
I'm no setup expert but this page
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/f09xywha(VS.80).aspx
recommends using a tool such as MSI Spy to determine the Component ID
of an installed component. Note that this GUID is part of the MSI
package, it's not really a property of the assembly.
Mattias