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using a .Net component
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| Craig HB 2005-11-11, 5:58 pm |
| I want to use a .net assembly from an Biztalk 2004 orchestration. What are
the steps I need to do, so that I can reference the assembly from a
expression shape within an orchestration ?
Some extra information:
(1) The .net assembly (Helper.dll) requires another assembly to function
(CodeLib.dll)
(2) Both assemblies are strongly typed
(3) Both assemblies were developed in VS 2003 on another PC to the Biztalk
orchestration
Thanks,
Craig
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| phat94gt 2005-11-11, 5:58 pm |
| You have to add both assemblies to the GAC of the BizTalk box.
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| Craig HB 2005-11-12, 7:47 am |
| Thanks.
After doing that, I tried to add a reference to my Biztalk project, but my
Helper.dll assembly was not in the .NET tab of the Add Reference dialog box.
Is there a problem with that or should I just browse to the dll in the
C:\Windows\Assembly folder ?
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| Samuel L 2005-11-14, 7:48 am |
| I guess that there is no problem...
Assemblies are not automatically added to the list in the 'Add reference'
dialog box. If you want to add your assembly, just follow this link:
http://bencops.blogspot.com/2004/06...bly-in-add.html
For assemblies that are not displayed in the list (which probably most of
our assemblies are!), you can just browse the dll-file in the project
directory (NOT in the gac... which I don't think it is possible!).
Hope this helped! Good luck!
"Craig HB" wrote:
> Thanks.
>
> After doing that, I tried to add a reference to my Biztalk project, but my
> Helper.dll assembly was not in the .NET tab of the Add Reference dialog box.
> Is there a problem with that or should I just browse to the dll in the
> C:\Windows\Assembly folder ?
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| Craig HB 2005-11-14, 5:53 pm |
| Thanks for that, Samuel.
That is exactly what I was after and that link is helpful too
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