Does anyone know how to safely unregister a component that one has made?



Thanks,

Tommy

Hi Tommy,



You need to type regsvr32 /u nameofDLL.dll at the command prompt.



This will remove the DLL from the registry. Depending on your situation, 

you might need to restart the webserver before you can actually delete the 

dll from disk.



Imar





At 10:46 AM 3/17/2001 -0800, you wrote:

>Does anyone know how to safely unregister a component that one has made?

>

>Thanks,

>Tommy

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Hello



if u registered the dll  using regsvr32     u can unregester it using

regsvr32 /u/i mydll.dll

u can unregister dll registered in MTS in the fillowing way

Go to microsoft transaction server explorer

click on the package where u installed ur dll.

click on components folder and select all the components u have to delete

and delete



Hope this is ur requirement.



Swathi



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From: Thomas Eden <tede461@e...>

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Sent: Sunday, March 18, 2001 12:16 AM

Subject: [asp_components] Unregistering a DLL





> Does anyone know how to safely unregister a component that one has made?

>

> Thanks,

> Tommy

> ---

> SoftArtisans helps developers build robust, scalable Web applications!

> Excel Web reports, charts: http://www.softartisans.com/excelwriter.html

> File uploads: http://www.softartisans.com/saf.html

> Transactional file management: http://www.softartisans.com/saf1.html

> Scalability: http://www.softartisans.com/saxsession.html

> ASPstudio value pack: http://www.softartisans.com/aspstudiosuite.html




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You unregister a .dll by using the /u switch on regsvr32.

Go to the command prompt and type



regsvr32 /u [path to dll]



AM



-----Original Message-----

From: Thomas Eden [mailto:tede461@e...]

Sent: 17 March 2001 18:46

To: ASP components

Subject: [asp_components] Unregistering a DLL





Does anyone know how to safely unregister a component that one has made?



Thanks,

Tommy