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difference between assembly: Guid("") in assemblyinfo.cs and Guid("") in class


difference between assembly: Guid("") in assemblyinfo.cs and Guid("") in class Gerben Visser via DotNetMonster.com
4/29/2006 2:27:08 PM
dotnet component services: I'am a little bit confused because where to place the GUID for a the com+ dll
in the assemblyinfo.cs or in the class implementation

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Re: difference between assembly: Guid("") in assemblyinfo.cs and Guid("") in class Gerben Visser via DotNetMonster.com
4/29/2006 3:40:04 PM
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Thanks..
can(must) i also generate the clsid for the class with the [tools][generate
GUID]?

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Re: difference between assembly: Guid("") in assemblyinfo.cs and Guid("") in class Mattias Sjögren
4/29/2006 4:38:26 PM

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If you apply the attribute on the assembly level it sets the LIBID of
the exported typelib. At the class level it sets the CLSID for that
class.


Mattias

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Re: difference between assembly: Guid("") in assemblyinfo.cs and Guid("") in class Klaus H. Probst
5/17/2006 6:30:05 PM
"Gerben Visser via DotNetMonster.com" <u21287@uwe> wrote in
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Yes, because that gets you a real GUID.


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