Visual Studio .NET - creating dll in visual studio 2005

Asked By GAUTAM SHAH on 03-Jun-06 10:03 AM
hi,
Can any one tell how to create a .dll of the project in visual studio 2005. Also i wanted to know how to create a dll of the user control or custom control made in VS 2005.
Please answer as soon as possible.
Regards

When you build the project

Asked By Peter Bromberg on 03-Jun-06 11:36 AM
a DLL assembly is automatically created. Is this a trick question, or you just weren't aware how it all works?
if you create a project with a single usercontrol, that's the dll that will be created.
You can put that in the /bin folder of any project and set a reference to it to use the control. If it is a web project, you need to have the .ASCX file present to use it.

If you are looking for the dll and can not

Asked By Erik Little on 03-Jun-06 11:45 AM
find it you can use this tool to create a .dll for your WEB prject.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/asp.net/reference/infrastructure/wdp/default.aspx

When i build my project

Asked By GAUTAM SHAH on 03-Jun-06 03:04 PM
hi,
When i build my project in the bin/debug folder there is an .exe file which as per by information is the assembly for the project.Correct me if i am wrong and please tell me where is dll assembly created(give the path).
Regards
If you see an EXE file in the bin
Asked By Peter Bromberg on 03-Jun-06 05:01 PM
folder, then your project is not a Class Library project -- it is either a Windows Forms app, or a Console app, or a Windows Service.
Change the project output type first.
i want to make a dll for using in web application
morteza bagherpour replied to GAUTAM SHAH on 04-Mar-09 03:05 AM
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creating C++ DLL in Visual Studio 2005
Fabio Gaviao replied to GAUTAM SHAH on 29-Nov-09 10:22 AM

I'll be very gratefull if someone can give me a tip that WORKs on how to create a DLL and an application that calls it on beneath of Visual Studio 2005 C++ language.

The DLL should manipulates forms and the applciation too.

Thanks,

Prof. Fabio Gaviao


Create dll from IDE
Dave Conner replied to GAUTAM SHAH on 15-Dec-09 10:09 AM

Under Project, select properties.

The First tab will have a control indicating OutPut Type. Change to class library, build project and Voila!... you have a dll