Running application wrote with SDK

Hi
I am running a small executable I wrote in SDK 8.2. it runs fine on my computer but on any other computer I got and exception :

Unhandled Exception: System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException (0x80040154): COM object with CLSID {75AB18C4-4090-11D2
-8FF1-0060979A09FA} is either not valid or not registered.
at DeleteWorkSpace.Module1.Main()

Is there any dll I have to register which I did not (I registered the iManAdmin.dll and IManage.dll with regsvr32)? Should I have to install the SDK on the client server?

Thank you
Itay Zohar

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RJKnott

Try including the imanext.dll and imanext2.dll, these may be what's needed by your app. Also check version and if you're using .Net, that the dll is in the same folder as your app.

ItayZohar

I included these files but it it still not working.
Are there any special tools i have to install if i am using .NET?
Is installing the SDK on the server will fix this problem?

thanks
Itay Zohar

ItayZohar

Hi
Is there any other idea how to fix this problem? I tried adding all these files but I am still got the same errors.
Thanks in advanced

jny

Does your problem computer have the compatible version of .Net Framework installed?

If so, have you tried using Regasm to register all of the WorkSite DLL's you've referenced in your executable?

ItayZohar

Hi
thank you
I tried all of this
the problem was solved by creating a setup projects for this file in the .net development environment

jny

Terrific. When you get a chance, would you explain in details on this setup project so that others can share this knowledge?

Thanks.

jny

Actually, I found this article and tested the step-by-step instructions in it to setup a deployment project. It was very simple and easy to create and build the setup project, and to deploy the .setup file on the client/target machine.

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa289503(vs.71).aspx

You can even include registry key settings so that you won't need to merge it manually on the target machine.