How to create CLSID (Class Id) for dll using regasm.exe

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Hi, can anybody help on this, How to create CLSID (Class Id) for dll using regasm.exe

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sanjeev

Posted 17-Dec-12 23:20pm

Sanjeev Alamuri

Updated 18-Dec-12 0:41am

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Jibesh · Answer 1 · 2012-12-17T23:43:00

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You should use GUIDGEN.exe to create CLSID. found another article to create CLSID using regasm.exe but its not that true i guess. give a try.

VB

By calling

regasm.exe /codebase /tlb whatever.dll
depending on your needs, /codebase or /tlb might not be needed (i.e. you can also try just regasm.exe whatever.dll).

read more[^]

To get the CLSID from GUIDGen.
Open Visual Studio-->Tools-> menu
select GUID select the Registry format as given in the pic[^] press copy.

Posted 17-Dec-12 23:43pm

Jibesh

Updated 18-Dec-12 9:21am

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Sanjeev Alamuri 18-Dec-12 6:02am

Thanks for reply, this was already tried. but not solved.

Jibesh 18-Dec-12 6:09am

how about GUIDGEN.exe ? it will create a UNIQ ID for you. we used the same when we work with COM.

Sanjeev Alamuri 18-Dec-12 6:43am

Okay but how? please let me with brief explanation.

Jibesh 18-Dec-12 15:21pm

check my updated solution

Sanjeev Alamuri 18-Dec-12 23:50pm

Thanks jibesh. Actually im are working on "window in webforms", i mean displaying windows form in webpage. i googled and found the following link.
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/14276/Using-Windows-Application-on-web
please have a look at this link, there im facing the problem at 11 point.