activeX component in axapta

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Published on 2010-06-01T08:46:08Z Indexed on 2010/06/01 13:33 UTC
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hi folks,

i'm struggling with an .net activeX i try to use in ms axapta 2009.

using this component on my local machine where it was compiled, it's working quite fine. it can be added as activeX element on a form, the methods and events are listed in the axapta-activeX-explorer and i can interact with it without any problems.

but trying to distribute the dll to other clients isn't working as intended. the registration of the dll via regasm /codebase /tlb works properly - getting the message, registration was successful. the component is also listed when selecting an activeX-element to add in ax, but neither functions nor properties are listed. and launching the form results in an errormessage - activeX component CLSID ... not found on system, not installed. the classID is indeed the one, defined in .net.

strange things happen, having a look on the task-manager. the activeX-component itself is just a wrapper to interact with a com-application. when launching the ax-form with the not working and _not_installed_!! activeX-thing, the taskmanager shows a new process of the com-application, which is instanciated by the activeX :/

things i tried:

  • using different versions of regasm, eg \Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727 ; C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v2.0.50727
  • using new GUIDs in .net, prior removing the old ones from the registry
  • compiling, using different versions of the .net framework
  • doing registration via regasm, regasm /codebase, regasm /codebase /tlb, using a visual-studio-setup
  • running registration via command-line as administrator
  • running setup as administrator
  • running even ax as administrator on client-machine
  • moving dll to a different folder followed by new registration ( windows/system32; ax/client/bin )
  • installing to GAC ( gacutil /i )
  • different project-options in visual studio ( COM-Visibility; register for COM-Interop; different targetPlatform )

hoped for the fact, that compiling in visual studio with register for COM-Interop option enabled does something more than just the regasm-registration, i used a registry-monitor-microsoft-tool for logging the registry-activity which happend during compilation.

using these logs to create all registry-entries on the target-client in addition didn't work either.

any hints or help would be so much appreciated! this thing is blocking me for days now :(

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