Windows Installer does not commit files to the GAC until InstallFinalize
(the end of the transaction). This prevents GAC assemblies from being
used or even referenced really during the installation transaction. I
think this design limitation is the root of your issue.
Don Benson wrote:
> I am
I am trying to generate a COM+ App that includes a .NET DLL that is installed
in the GAC. I am able to get the following project sample to successfully
install on Windows 2000 with .NET 2.0. This sample does not put the COM+ DLL in
the GAC, but it does put a dependency (CSLA) in the GAC.
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