If you registered that type library with a CA in the original install that
may not have been the best option, TLB entries are basically just a bunch
of HKLM\Interface entries that can be put in the registry (Heat may even
extract them) so there is no need to run any code at all. So it matters how
you created the original typelib registration.  It's not clear if you
actually mean "generate new tbl [sic] file" because you can generate them
before the build and just ship the file and the registry entries. The big
picture here is there is no need to ever run regasm during an install or
during a patch - just use Heat and populate the registry tables.

Also  I'm not convinced that you need to re-register typelib information
for just a file version change (as opposed to an assembly version change
which is part of the COM registration).  So I think you need to clarify if
you are actually installing the tlb file or wanting to re-create it during
the install, and how you originally created the typelib registration
entries, and if anything has actually changed in the interfaces and COM
registration.  This can all be rather complicated.

Phil Wilson


On Thu, Dec 5, 2013 at 10:43 AM, Smagin Alexander <kf-...@list.ru> wrote:

>
> I have created a path (msp file)  as difference beetwen small update
> 1.0.0.0 to 1.0.0.1. One dll is changes. this dll is .Net assembly (COM
> Object). So I need to reregister it ( generate new tbl file) after the
> patch is applied. Does the path supported to perform some custom actions
> such as run regasm command to register new dll?
> How can it be done?
>
> Thanks,
> Alex.
>
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