Hello,
I'm writing an app that is interacting with pdmworks2009 workgroupvault. I want to make sure that the PDMWORKS.dll that I am using isthe "latest" API .dll for pdmworks wg.
the one I am using has a version of "17.1.0.74" and is approx.4.7MB in size.
Generally speaking, what directory on my machine does thisPDMWORKS.dll typically reside in?
does this .dll have to be registered before I can use it? What if Irun my program on a computer that does NOT have "solidworksexplorer 2009" installed on it. In this circumstance, I would keepa copy of the .dll in the same directory as the executable of mymain program.
I sometimes get confused as to when a solidworks or pdmworks .dllhas to be registered, vs. times when you can just copy it into yourworking directory...
thanks for any comments...
Barry
SolidworksApi macros
I'm writing an app that is interacting with pdmworks2009 workgroupvault. I want to make sure that the PDMWORKS.dll that I am using isthe "latest" API .dll for pdmworks wg.
the one I am using has a version of "17.1.0.74" and is approx.4.7MB in size.
Generally speaking, what directory on my machine does thisPDMWORKS.dll typically reside in?
does this .dll have to be registered before I can use it? What if Irun my program on a computer that does NOT have "solidworksexplorer 2009" installed on it. In this circumstance, I would keepa copy of the .dll in the same directory as the executable of mymain program.
I sometimes get confused as to when a solidworks or pdmworks .dllhas to be registered, vs. times when you can just copy it into yourworking directory...
thanks for any comments...
Barry
SolidworksApi macros
