Re: Should I include the manifest file in registry when deploying VSTO Addin?
- From: vincent.y.chan@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 28 Dec 2007 07:29:46 -0800 (PST)
Hi Ken,
Thanks for getting back to me so quickly Ken. You are correct, my
addin is a VSTO addin. I have looked into my manifest file and it
does include a references to my addin project (i.e references to
myAddIn.dll)
I'm unable to find the "outputs" area that you have identified below..
it would be located somehow in my setup project right?
If my manifest file is included in the "outputs" area, does that mean
I wouldn't need the manifest value in the registry? I have had weird
behaviour before where my addin project would work without the
manifest value in the registry but now it seems like I need it again
to work.
thanks,
Vince
On Dec 28, 9:54 am, "Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook]"
<kenslo...@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
Is this a VSTO addin? I usually only see that registry entry for a VSTO
addin, if you look at the manifest file does it reference VSTO at all? If
that's the file you mean it's needed for the VSTO addin to be able to be
loaded.
If this is a VSTO addin then most likely the manifest file is included in
the primary output from your project content in the setup project.
Right-click on that primary output and select Outputs and see if that lists
the manifest file.
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<vincent.y.c...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi,
I was wondering if someone out there could help me. I'm developing an
addin for outlook 2007 and I have been testing out the deployment to
other computers. My question is do I need to include the location of
the manifest file in the registry location of my addin project (HKCU
\software\Microsoft\Outlook\Addins\MyAddin) ? The reason why I'm
asking is that I have a registry value "manifest" which has the
location of the manifest file (C:\Program Files\My Project
\MyAddin.dll.manifest). If I delete this registry key and I open
outlook 2007, I cannot see any of my buttons on the ribbon, so I'm
guessing the manifest is needed?
Much appreciated,
Vincent
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