deployment of .net 2.0 assembly exposed to COM (interop)

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Hi,

I need to write an application which will then be executed by being called
from a COM application.

It has been suggested to me that I should use the updater application block,
but I wondered about the click once facility in dotnet 2.0.

However instead of writing an application, I thought of writing just an
assembly which I can expose to the COM application through interop. Now
there is just one application to deploy, but it is a COM application. I
don't know how the current application is deployed, but is there *any* way I
can ease the deployment/maintenance burden of that application by using the
click once facility to deploy my assembly, without it being part of a .Net
application?

Thanks for any input
Martin


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