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DLL Assembly References

CUSTOMTOOLS script add-ins require some additional dll assembly references; interop.CTEngineLib.dll and CTInterface.dll being the most common ones. This topic shows how you can add the referenced dll assemblies manually into your CUSTOMTOOLS script add-in, however, it's highly recommended to use Auto-References (C#) / Auto-References (VB.NET).

Adding Dll Assembly References Manually

You can assign the necessary dll assembly references to your CUSTOMTOOLS script add-in by using the Referenced assemblies options in the CUSTOMTOOLS Administration Tool:

  1. Run the CUSTOMTOOLS Administration Tool.

  2. Login to your CUSTOMTOOLS database where the script add-in is about to be deployed to.

  3. Select the Manage Scripts node in the Database View.

  4. In the Selected script box, select the script add-in you are about to setup the assembly references to.

  5. Under the Referenced assemblies options, click the Add button.

    The Assembly file (*.dll) dialog box appear.

  6. In the Assembly box, type the dll file name to be referenced. You can also use the Browse button to locate the dll file easier with help of the Open dialog box.

    In the Path box, define a path the dll file typed in the Assembly box is located in. You can also use the > menu to select one of the preset paths.

    • CT Install Path. Use this preset path if the referenced assembly selected, is located in your CUSTOMTOOLS installation folder.

    • Assembly Path. Use this preset path if you want to reference a 3rd party DLL that you deploy for clients as an Additional File of the script.

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