Im doing an application, where I have to compile from the command
prompt. Like the line shown below.
csc /optimize+ /t:exe /r:ClassTest.dll /out:Form1.exe Form1.cs

The problem is that Im using Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook, wich is
no problem as long as I compile from MS Visual .Net. I don't know how
I make a reference to that when I compile in the prompt.

Can anybody help??

Mikkel

there is a /reference switch for adding references with the csc compiler...

for more info:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...omFileList.asp
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> Im doing an application, where I have to compile from the command
> prompt. Like the line shown below.
> csc /optimize+ /t:exe /r:ClassTest.dll /out:Form1.exe Form1.cs
>
> The problem is that Im using Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook, wich is
> no problem as long as I compile from MS Visual .Net. I don't know how
> I make a reference to that when I compile in the prompt.
>
> Can anybody help??
>
> Mikkel

hi
you have to use tlbimp.exe to import the type library of outlook to
interoperate with your .net application
eg :tlbimp YourOutlooktlb.tlb /out:myDNET.dll

then add reference to the created dll when you complie your application

csc /reference:myDNET.dll /outut.exe input.cs


regards
Ansil
Trivandrum



"mikkel_strack" wrote:

> Im doing an application, where I have to compile from the command
> prompt. Like the line shown below.
> csc /optimize+ /t:exe /r:ClassTest.dll /out:Form1.exe Form1.cs
>
> The problem is that Im using Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook, wich is
> no problem as long as I compile from MS Visual .Net. I don't know how
> I make a reference to that when I compile in the prompt.
>
> Can anybody help??
>
> Mikkel
>