This is the only way, if you absolutely need the assembly to be registered as a .NET component. Otherwise, it's quite possible to use the Browse tab to browse to the location of the assembly in the project folder.
On Dec 14, 1:35 pm, Maddy <[email protected]> wrote: > dear folks, > > While i am creating the GAC how i need to populate that in add reference > tab? > > I usually does as the following way for example if i want to create a GAC > for a class file > 1. i ll create a SNK for that (sn - k "somename.snk") > 2. Once i created a SNK i ll Compile the SNK with the DLL i want to share in > GAC ( [assembly: AssemblyKeyFile("d:\\gacdemo\\madz.snk")] ) > 3. i ll install in GAC using GAU -i "path of the dll" > > and my dbt starts from here as i installed i didnt find my GAC dll in add > referece as i researched (Googled) i found that > i need a write a reg entry as HCKU LOCAL_Machine/ > software/microsoft/.netframework/(and i need to create a key refering to > that dll) then it ll be there in my Project as i add reference... > > Is there anyother method cause in this way i cant do this things in > individual developer machine... > > -- > Sarvesh
