In order to treat this as a bug, we need a bit more info. The issue is
not so much that NUnit cannot load the COM objects, it's that NUnit
should not be asked to load the COM objects in it's own directory. IOW,
something that should only be happening in the test domain and directory
is "leaking" back to NUnit itself. Often this is caused by an unhandled
exception being passed back to NUnit.
At a minimum, we need to see the stack trace, which shows where and why
NUnit is trying to load those dlls as well as the fusion log itself.
If you can provide a simple example that reproduces the problem, that's
even better!
** Changed in: nunitv2
Status: New => Incomplete
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1219657
Title:
Unable to run application that uses COM objects using NUnit
Status in NUnit V2 Test Framework:
Incomplete
Bug description:
The application uses MapCore platform which uses COM objects. When trying to
run it using NUnit I receive an exception saying that some of the dll's are
missing. Those dll's use COM objects. I looked in the fusion log and saw that
NUnit searches for the dlls in the directory from where is is being run. I
solved it by putting them manually into that directory (ProgramFIles\....).
Is there another solution for this problem?
Thanks
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