I wrote a DLL in .NET and I want to access it in VBScript. I don’t want to add it to the assembly directory.
Is there a way to point too the DLL and create an instance of it?
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I wrote a DLL in .NET and I want to access it in VBScript. I don’t want to add it to the assembly directory.
Is there a way to point too the DLL and create an instance of it?
You can register that .NET dll with regasm utility by specifying
/codebaseparameter. This parameter is not encouraged to use with unsigned assemblies but it works when you can not put your assembly into GAC.Please note that you should not change your .dll’s path after this operation since it inserts this path into the Windows registry.