IManExt Command

Hi,

I have found several samples for a VB-Project which makes a new iCOmmand for the FileSite. But I need a C#-class with the ICommand_Update() and ICommand_Execute and so on Methods. Do you have any experiences with that or a sample class in C#.

Thank you,

Michael

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jny

If you own the SDK, specifically versions in 8.x, and you have installed it on your machine, you should see the C# Sample ICommand Proejcts under "[installed_path]\iToolKit\iCommands".

rennschaf

After I installed the SDK I found that example!

Thank you!

Michael

rennschaf

I now built my new dll and registered it via RegAsm.exe and gacutil.exe. The registering-process was successfull and the tools said, that all is registered properly. But I can't use my new ICommand in the Desksite.

In the registry I tried out to add my new command but it won't apear after restarting the Desksite. After some tries I compiled the example ICommand project of the SDK (MyCSLookupExt), but after registering the dll I wasn't able to use this command, too.

I added in the registry in the regkey "HKEY_LOKAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Interwoven\Desksite\Commands\Menus\Tools\" the string ",-,MyCSIManExt.MyCSLookupCmd,-" to the value "Commands". But the Desksite showed me - after starting it new - at the bottom of the Tools-Menu only the two separator lines without the Example-New-Icommand.

Thank you,

Michael

jny

I tested this successfully: I built the MyCSLookupExt.sln. I then added the CLSI, MyCSLookupExt.MyCSLookupCmd, under:

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Interwoven\WorkSite\8.0\DeskSite\Commands\Menus\Tools]
"Commands"="MyCSLookupExt.MyCSLookupCmd,IManExt.PasswordChangeCmd,IManExt.SecTemplateCmd,iManExt.LocalAppCmd,iManExt.DefaultProfileCmd,-,OffSite,iManSyncCheckin.SynchCheckinCmd,-,@1124,@32780@278,-,@33615@306,@304"
"MenuText"="317"

Launched DeskSite, and it showed up as the first item under the Tool menu.

Would you show me your registry key entry?

rennschaf

After a overnight session I found the mistake. I wrote the command in the registry with dllname.comandname (like in the reference) but it is namespace.comandname.

So now it works all fine. But thank you for your help.

Michael