cant register camserver.dll

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hi guys
im creating a program + website [local]
and i want to use webcam of laptop or pc , to view the place
i've searched , and find how to do that BUT i cant register camserver.dll and ijl15.dll
my windows is win 8 64bit

i do the registration in system32 and syswow64 with command => regsvr32 <dllname>.dll
but it says that "The module "camserver.dll" was loaded but the entry-point dllregisterserver was not found."

any help plz?

Posted 17-Sep-13 5:11am

nariman008

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Richard MacCutchan 17-Sep-13 11:13am

You need to contact the provider of the dll.

[no name] 17-Sep-13 11:20am

Did you actually check the DLL to see if it was a COM component before you went to all the trouble to try and register it?

nariman008 17-Sep-13 11:28am

they told its com component

[no name] 17-Sep-13 11:33am

So in other words, no you did not check to see if it was a COM DLL. Maybe you should.

JoCodes 17-Sep-13 12:53pm

if its not a COM dll then you cant register it i think.

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H.Brydon · Answer 1 · 2013-09-17T18:00:00

If you are unsure if your DLL is a COM object, open it with depends.exe and see if the COM entry points are present.

For VS2010, click Start -> Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 -> Visual Studio Tools -> depends.exe. Open your dll executable files (camserver.dll and ijl15.dll) and look to see if they have entry points for DllRegisterServer, DllUnregisterServer etc. If these are present, they will be in the middle window on the right side.