How to register any DLL or OCX with run time command line arguments?

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I want to register my dll and OCX file at run time. I want that with my DLL and OCX should be register through coding.

Is there any idea how can i pass command line arguments at run time?

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Dhaval Shukla

Posted 15-Jun-10 0:00am

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shukla dhaval 15-Jun-10 6:36am

Thanks it's helpful to me.

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**PSK_** · Answer 1 · 2010-06-15T00:12:00

You can try like this.

Dim comRegisterProcess As New Process()
comRegisterProcess.StartInfo.FileName = "regsvr32.exe"
comRegisterProcess.StartInfo.UseShellExecute = False

'Register the controls and DLLs.

Const  dllPath As String = "c:\com\abc.ocx"
comRegisterProcess.StartInfo.Arguments = String.Format(" /s""{0}""", dllPath)
comRegisterProcess.Start()
comRegisterProcess.Close()

Note: to use the Process class you need to improt System.Diagnostics namespace.