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BazzaCAD:
Is there a command line version of netload?
So you can add it to an acad.lsp so it loads for everyone on the network or do you have to use the startup suite and a prefile?

Alexander Rivilis:

--- Quote from: BazzaCAD on July 24, 2006, 11:46:33 PM ---Is there a command line version of netload?
So you can add it to an acad.lsp so it loads for everyone on the network or do you have to use the startup suite and a prefile?

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--- Code: ---(command "_.netload" path_to_dll) ;; path_to_dll is a full path to assembly

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Kerry:
I thought I'd seen something on this ...


--- Quote ---"Tony Tanzillo" <tony.tanzillo@U_KNOW_WHERE.com>
wrote in message news:<news:5119482@discussion.autodesk.com>...
A managed assembly (DLL) cannot be executed across
machine boundaries, unless you set special security
permissions (one way is Control Panel-> Administrative
Tools -> .NET Framework Configuration/Wizards).
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I haven't tried, but it should be fairly easy to confirm this.

BazzaCAD:

--- Quote from: Rivilis on July 25, 2006, 02:19:51 AM ---
--- Quote from: BazzaCAD on July 24, 2006, 11:46:33 PM ---Is there a command line version of netload?
So you can add it to an acad.lsp so it loads for everyone on the network or do you have to use the startup suite and a prefile?

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--- Code: ---(command "_.netload" path_to_dll) ;; path_to_dll is a full path to assembly

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That was too easy, thx.

Bobby C. Jones:

--- Quote from: BazzaCAD on July 25, 2006, 02:52:43 PM ---That was too easy, thx.

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Hey Bazza :-)
Just curious, are you loading the assembly from a network location?

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