Using j602 (32 bit), I wrote a small c# program that references it. I deploy the app with a batch file that first runs "%~dp0j.exe" /regserver and then runs my app. (j.exe and j.dll from j602 are in that directory.)
It runs fine for me. Except, it does not work for anyone else. Furthermore, it does not work for me when I try running it from a network drive instead of my C:\ drive. In my program, when it fails, I am getting a System.IO.FileNotFoundException with the message: Could not load file or assembly 'Interop.JDLLServerLib, Version=3.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null' or one of its dependencies. ... I tried installing J602 on another machine and then running jreg.bat there and running the executable from that C: drive, where I installed J, and I get the same problem. When I look at j.dll using version 2.2 ove depends,exe from http://www.dependencywalker.com/ I only see obscure missing files nested deep down under ieframe.dll and previous experience leads me to believe that that is a quirk of windows that has nothing to do with J. When I run fuslogvw.exe (from .net 2.0 sdk) it shows no fusion log errors. I am at a loss here -- what could be going wrong? What should I be looking into? Why doesn't this just work? (Personally, trying to use j.dll is the closest I ever come to using COM in software I write.) (If it matters, I am building on a 64 bit windows 7 machine with visual studio 2010 and I am deploying on a 32 bit windows xp machine, and I have several versions of J installed there, but I am explicitly building only for the x86 target and my reference to j.dll is to the j.dll that comes with 32 bit j602.) Does anyone have any ideas of what I should be looking at, to get this working? Thanks, -- Raul ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
