Registration-free COM interop

By Roy Osherove In .Net Quotations

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Historical article · Originally published July 28, 2003; technical details may be outdated.

Registration-free COM interop activates a component without using the Windows registry to store assembly information. Instead of registering a component on a computer during deployment, you create Win32-style manifest files at design time that contain information about binding and activation. These manifest files, rather than registry keys, direct the activation of an object.

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