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06-21-04 04:04 AM

I am trying to debug a pipeline component in VB.Net through VS 2K3's debugge
r on a Win 2K3 box.  The component is registered for COM interop and the pip
eline comonent is being called in the pipeline.  However, Visual Studio isn'
t intercepting the excecuti
on when I set break points.  I looked in the docs and this was all I could f
ind (below).  Does anyone have any ideas.. or where there is a more detailed
 resource?



Debugging Visual Basic .NET and C# Pipeline Components

If the Visual Basic .NET or C# pipeline component is installed in the Global
 Assembly Cache (GAC), and is therefore strongly signed, then running the Re
gister Assembly Utility (regasm.exe) will register the component. If the pip
eline component is not inst
alled in the GAC, you need to add the registration value for "codebase=<full
-path>" under the component's class ID. This registration value is written a
utomatically when the project is built from Visual Studio .NET. However, whe
n you copy that DLL to anot
her box, when you deploy it for instance, and run the regasm.exe utility on 
it, regasm.exe does not register it, and therefore the creation of that pipe
line component fails.







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