Hi ,

I am trying to make a deplyment package for my app in .NET.  I 
have a com component which I have refrenced in my app.  I need to 
install the com component also with my application on the client 
machine.  I am trying to use the custom action in the deployment 
wizard and run a vbscript file to install my file.  but this does 
not seem to work, the vbs file throws an error saying cannot 
create wscript object, can somebody help me with this.  or sugesst 
an alternative to install com components using the .NET setup 
wizard.

Thanks,
Santhosh
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I didn't think you needed to install com components with .Net They're just
natively referenced from your project?  Maybe I'm wrong, but I remember that
being one of the nice new features no need to install and register com
components.  Unless you're using MTS I guess, I don't know how you'd go
about that in .Net

Tom

-----Original Message-----
From: Santhosh K Mukundan [mailto:m_santhosh@r...] 
Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2002 1:27 AM
To: ASP+
Subject: [aspx] Deployment question on .NET


Hi ,

I am trying to make a deplyment package for my app in .NET.  I 
have a com component which I have refrenced in my app.  I need to 
install the com component also with my application on the client 
machine.  I am trying to use the custom action in the deployment 
wizard and run a vbscript file to install my file.  but this does 
not seem to work, the vbs file throws an error saying cannot 
create wscript object, can somebody help me with this.  or sugesst 
an alternative to install com components using the .NET setup 
wizard.

Thanks,
Santhosh
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Hello,

this sounds to me as if there is either no Windows Scripting
Host installed on the target machine or the [cw]script.exe file
is not found. It may also be, that there is an installed
Windows Scripting Host, but the version is to old, or the
WSH components are not registered properly.

Normally you get an error number when working with wsh scripts.
Try to figure out the error number of the thrown error and
search for this number in the MSDN (use the search function,
not the index). This should give you some hints, where the
error source may be.

You could also try to execute the vbscript manually on the
target machine. You should not execute it on the development
machine, there it will possibly always run, because you built 
it there. This can give you a more detailed error message.

HTH
bernd



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w> -----Original Message-----
w> From: Santhosh K Mukundan [mailto:m_santhosh@r...] 
w> Sent: Tuesday, 16 July, 2002 07:27
w> To: ASP+
w> Subject: [aspx] Deployment question on .NET
w> 
w> 
w> 
w> Hi ,
w> 
w> I am trying to make a deplyment package for my app in .NET.  I 
w> have a com component which I have refrenced in my app.  I need to 
w> install the com component also with my application on the client 
w> machine.  I am trying to use the custom action in the deployment 
w> wizard and run a vbscript file to install my file.  but this does 
w> not seem to work, the vbs file throws an error saying cannot 
w> create wscript object, can somebody help me with this.  or sugesst 
w> an alternative to install com components using the .NET setup 
w> wizard.
w> 
w> Thanks,
w> Santhosh
w> _________________________________________________________
w> There is always a better job for you at Monsterindia.com.
w> Go now http://monsterindia.rediff.com/jobs
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