Not sure if this is a bug or user (my) error, but I just tried to add a ProgId
that referencing a dll that gets installed into the GAC, after install I see in
the registry that the DefaultIcon points to the place where the dll would have
been installed if it wasn't being installed into the GAC
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Comp.ext.5.0\DefaultIcon
"C:\Program Files\My App\Comp.dll",1000
<DirectoryRef Id="INSTALLDIR">
<Component Id="Comp_GAC" DiskId="1" Guid="$(var.Comp_GAC_Guid)">
<File Id="File_Comp.dll" Assembly=".net" KeyPath="yes" Name="Comp.dll"
Source="$(var.ProjectDLLPath)\Comp.dll" />
<ProgId Id="Comp.ext.5.0" Description="My File" Icon="File_Comp.dll"
IconIndex="1000">
Is there any way to get this to work, or do I need to make up a resource
container and install it?
I saw something about being able to specify an Icon directly if you are
advertising a ProgId but when I looked into what advertising meant it sounded
like something I shouldn't mess with.
-Ian
Ian Sullivan
Software Development Engineer
Microsoft Inc., Windows Live Agents: SDK, Tools, Web Services
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