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03-15-2006, 12:34 PM
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Make COM Register silent for EXE
COM registering an EXE file is already possible. Unfortunately there is always a message which blocks the build process.
If not by default being silent, I suggest a silent checkbox. I am currently using a workaround %DOSCMD% C:\...\ToRegister.exe -s -regserver BTW: Registering DLLs is already silent. Thanks, Thomas 
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03-15-2006, 01:46 PM
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Using the -regserver flag on COM exes typically is silent (and I don't think -s is a standard flag for COM exes). What development tool was the exe created with? Does it contain custom code to display a message when -s is not specified?
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03-15-2006, 02:17 PM
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Development tool
It is a 3rd party tool. I don't know which development tool was used to program it. The message is "RegisterServer in C:\...\ToRegister.exe succeeded". I also don't know whether private code was used to achieve this.
Sorry for bothering you if -s is not a standard flag. I never had a COM EXE server before, so I didn't know default behavior. Thanks, Thomas
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