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04.09.2008 at 03:20AM PDT, ID: 23307606
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VB .Net AUTOMATICALLY place  dll to GAC

Asked by jumbo_fr in .Net Editors & IDEs, Miscellaneous Programming, Assembly Programming Language

Tags: VB .NET

Hello
I have a VB .Net Project built in Visual Studio 2005 which creates a DLL file (that is afterwards called from Excel). I gave a strong name to the assembly and now I'm looking for a solution to automatically load the dll file into the GAC (during the Building process) without having to use GACUTIL or moving the DLL into the windows\assembly DIR by hand. I'm searching for this solution because I'm developping every day and each time I'm changing the code or just want to degub it , I must move the dll to the GAC (andis not very confortable...:(..)  

If you have any solution, please comme back to me ASAP...

Thank you in advance!
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