This example shows how to use third-party (or external) DLL's in applications
and compile them using CSC.exe, the default .NET compiler used by Iron Speed
Designer. (The other compiler that Iron Speed Designer can use is Visual Studio
.NET).
Procedure:
Step 1: Place your DLL files in the Bin folder of your
application.
Step 2: Modify CompileApplication.rsp to use third-party
DLL's. When Iron Speed Designer uses csc.exe to compile the application, it
uses
to get its compilation settings. Add the DLL's to the comma-separated list of
DLL's in the /reference section in the CompileApplication.rsp, e.g.:
In this example, the third-party DLL's are: DTS, DTSCustTasks and DTSPump.
Step 3: Fully qualify the namespace for the classes from the
third-party Dll's in your applications classes.
Import the namespaces in individual classes (i.e. CS .NET classes in your
applications) that make use of the namespaces.
Step 4: Build and Run the application.
Disclaimer:
Customizations included in this wizard are provided as a sample to demonstrate
a feature, and may work only in specific situations. The Iron Speed Designer
support team cannot assist in the resolution of problems which may occur as a
result of customizing your application or modifying a customization to fit a
particular purpose.
