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On my Developer PC i have registered the according dll´s and referenced them. (Add reference -> COM)
On the TFS build server this of course causes errors since the references are not registered there and wont be in the future.
What is the best way to circumvent this?
OK, the answer was more easy than one might think.
Just use “tlbimp.exe” to create an according intrerop.dll which you include in your project and reference to this dll instead to the COM objects.
You may save the time using tlbimp.exe because Visual Studio creates this dll automatically when you reference a COM object.
But it does not upload it to TFS. So finally I just used the automatically created dll and the TFS build Server was happy.
One may find the automatically created Interop dll in: “ProjectFolder\obj\x86\Development”