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How to drag "WebpartUploadFiles.dll to Assembly".

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  • H HemadriT

    Hi, Yes i sign the assembly like WebpartUploadFiles.snk. And i got WebpartUploadFiles.snk in the solution explorer. But i am not able to drag and drop WebpartUploadFiles.dll to Assembly. Thanks, Hemadri.T

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    Did you try the following powershell command?

    Gacutil /i C:\temp\mydll.dll

    Pretending that it is placed in temp!

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      Did you try the following powershell command?

      Gacutil /i C:\temp\mydll.dll

      Pretending that it is placed in temp!

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      Hi, I dont have any idea regarding this "Did you try the following powershell command? Gacutil /i C:\temp\mydll.dll". Thanks, Hemadri.T

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        Hi, I dont have any idea regarding this "Did you try the following powershell command? Gacutil /i C:\temp\mydll.dll". Thanks, Hemadri.T

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        HemadriT wrote:

        I dont have any idea regarding this

        No Problem! 1. Copy mydll.dll to temp 2. Open Windows Startmenue, type "powershell" open the Windows Powershell or the SharePoint 2010 Administration Shell 3. Set alias to Gacutil, type:

        Set-Alias Name:Gacutil -Value "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.0A\bin\gacutil.exe"

        4. Add dll to gac, type:

        Gacutil /i C:\temp\mydll.dll"

        5. Be ready for activating it in SharePoint Centraladministration :cool:

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          HemadriT wrote:

          I dont have any idea regarding this

          No Problem! 1. Copy mydll.dll to temp 2. Open Windows Startmenue, type "powershell" open the Windows Powershell or the SharePoint 2010 Administration Shell 3. Set alias to Gacutil, type:

          Set-Alias Name:Gacutil -Value "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.0A\bin\gacutil.exe"

          4. Add dll to gac, type:

          Gacutil /i C:\temp\mydll.dll"

          5. Be ready for activating it in SharePoint Centraladministration :cool:

          ------------------------------ Author of Primary ROleplaying SysTem How do I take my coffee? Black as midnight on a moonless night. War doesn't determine who's right. War determines who's left.

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          Hi, I tryed what u told but still i am not getting. and one more thing is my project is saved in the following path. "C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Visual Studio 2010\Projects\WebpartUploadFiles\WebpartUploadFiles\" And my assembly path is :C:\Windows\assembly". Thanks, Hemadri.T

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            Hi, I tryed what u told but still i am not getting. and one more thing is my project is saved in the following path. "C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Visual Studio 2010\Projects\WebpartUploadFiles\WebpartUploadFiles\" And my assembly path is :C:\Windows\assembly". Thanks, Hemadri.T

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            HemadriT wrote:

            my project is saved in the following path. "C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Visual Studio 2010\Projects\WebpartUploadFiles\WebpartUploadFiles\"

            Well of course you can type the complete path to the dll you have build, but it would be much easier to copy the compiled dll to the temp folder. And I bet the path you stated is not the complete one. Something like "\bin\Release\yourdll.dll" is missing Is there an error-message given?

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              HemadriT wrote:

              my project is saved in the following path. "C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Visual Studio 2010\Projects\WebpartUploadFiles\WebpartUploadFiles\"

              Well of course you can type the complete path to the dll you have build, but it would be much easier to copy the compiled dll to the temp folder. And I bet the path you stated is not the complete one. Something like "\bin\Release\yourdll.dll" is missing Is there an error-message given?

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              Hi, I am really sorry to say this,I am not getting which you send 1. Copy mydll.dll to temp 2. Open Windows Startmenue, type "powershell" open the Windows Powershell or the SharePoint 2010 Administration Shell 3. Set alias to Gacutil, type: Set-Alias Name:Gacutil -Value "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.0A\bin\gacutil.exe" 4. Add dll to gac, type: Gacutil /i C:\temp\mydll.dll". Thanks, Hemadri.T

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              • H HemadriT

                Hi, I am really sorry to say this,I am not getting which you send 1. Copy mydll.dll to temp 2. Open Windows Startmenue, type "powershell" open the Windows Powershell or the SharePoint 2010 Administration Shell 3. Set alias to Gacutil, type: Set-Alias Name:Gacutil -Value "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.0A\bin\gacutil.exe" 4. Add dll to gac, type: Gacutil /i C:\temp\mydll.dll". Thanks, Hemadri.T

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                Ok. No Problem!

                HemadriT wrote:

                1. Copy mydll.dll to temp

                You take the dll-file you have just compiled from the projects bin\release folder and place it in a directory C:\temp

                HemadriT wrote:

                Open Windows Startmenue, type "powershell" open the Windows Powershell or the SharePoint 2010 Administration Shell

                When you open the Windows-Startmenue type Powershell. Windows Powershell is shown in the menue, click on it.

                HemadriT wrote:

                3. Set alias to Gacutil, type:
                Set-Alias Name:Gacutil -Value "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.0A\bin\gacutil.exe"

                In the powershell that just has opened type the following line:

                Set-Alias Name:Gacutil -Value "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.0A\bin\gacutil.exe"

                HemadriT wrote:

                4. Add dll to gac, type:

                Again in the powershell type:

                Gacutil /i C:\temp\mydll.dll".

                I hope, that it's now clear. For Powershell just use google - there are many examples and powershell is a powerful tool for all sharepoint admins and sharepoint developers.

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                  Ok. No Problem!

                  HemadriT wrote:

                  1. Copy mydll.dll to temp

                  You take the dll-file you have just compiled from the projects bin\release folder and place it in a directory C:\temp

                  HemadriT wrote:

                  Open Windows Startmenue, type "powershell" open the Windows Powershell or the SharePoint 2010 Administration Shell

                  When you open the Windows-Startmenue type Powershell. Windows Powershell is shown in the menue, click on it.

                  HemadriT wrote:

                  3. Set alias to Gacutil, type:
                  Set-Alias Name:Gacutil -Value "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.0A\bin\gacutil.exe"

                  In the powershell that just has opened type the following line:

                  Set-Alias Name:Gacutil -Value "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.0A\bin\gacutil.exe"

                  HemadriT wrote:

                  4. Add dll to gac, type:

                  Again in the powershell type:

                  Gacutil /i C:\temp\mydll.dll".

                  I hope, that it's now clear. For Powershell just use google - there are many examples and powershell is a powerful tool for all sharepoint admins and sharepoint developers.

                  ------------------------------ Author of Primary ROleplaying SysTem How do I take my coffee? Black as midnight on a moonless night. War doesn't determine who's right. War determines who's left.

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                  Hi, mydll.dll means Which i got in "bin" folder(WebpartUploadFiles.dll) right.And i am not getting "Temp" how can i get it.Sorry if i am irritate you. Thanks, Hemadri.T

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                    Hi, mydll.dll means Which i got in "bin" folder(WebpartUploadFiles.dll) right.And i am not getting "Temp" how can i get it.Sorry if i am irritate you. Thanks, Hemadri.T

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                    HemadriT wrote:

                    mydll.dll means Which i got in "bin" folder(WebpartUploadFiles.dll) right.

                    Correct!

                    HemadriT wrote:

                    And i am not getting "Temp" how can i get it.Sorry if i am irritate you.

                    Uh! If there is no Temp folder under C:\ use the Windows Explorer to create a new folder, call it "temp".

                    HemadriT wrote:

                    Sorry if i am irritate you

                    No Problem!

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                      HemadriT wrote:

                      mydll.dll means Which i got in "bin" folder(WebpartUploadFiles.dll) right.

                      Correct!

                      HemadriT wrote:

                      And i am not getting "Temp" how can i get it.Sorry if i am irritate you.

                      Uh! If there is no Temp folder under C:\ use the Windows Explorer to create a new folder, call it "temp".

                      HemadriT wrote:

                      Sorry if i am irritate you

                      No Problem!

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                      Hi, I created new folder like "Temp" and i past the dll which i got in "bin" folder. I tryed the remaining part which you told but i didnt get.One more thing i need to tel you, my ddl location is C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Visual Studio 2010\Projects\WebpartUploadFiles\WebpartUploadFiles\bin\Debug. But Set-Alias Name:Gacutil -Value "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.0A\bin\gacutil.exe" is different know Thanks, Hemadri.T

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                        HemadriT wrote:

                        mydll.dll means Which i got in "bin" folder(WebpartUploadFiles.dll) right.

                        Correct!

                        HemadriT wrote:

                        And i am not getting "Temp" how can i get it.Sorry if i am irritate you.

                        Uh! If there is no Temp folder under C:\ use the Windows Explorer to create a new folder, call it "temp".

                        HemadriT wrote:

                        Sorry if i am irritate you

                        No Problem!

                        ------------------------------ Author of Primary ROleplaying SysTem How do I take my coffee? Black as midnight on a moonless night. War doesn't determine who's right. War determines who's left.

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                        Hi, 1. Copy mydll.dll to temp 2. Open Windows Startmenue, type "powershell" open the Windows Powershell or the SharePoint 2010 Administration Shell I completed upto this. from 3rd point onwards i tryed in powershall but i am not able to got that.. 3. Set alias to Gacutil, type: Set-Alias Name:Gacutil -Value "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.0A\bin\gacutil.exe" 4. Add dll to gac, type: Gacutil /i C:\temp\mydll.dll" Thanks, Hemadri.T

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