Updating. Code Plex Project Hosting for Open Source Software Register Sign In home source code downloads documentation issues people license Are you Sure? X By clicking Delete, all history, comments and attachments for this page will be deleted and cannot be restored. Page Info Change History (all pages) All Project Updates Issue Tracker Downloads Reviews Source Code Wiki [ System. Enterprise Services. Internal. Publish] $publish = New- Object System. Enterprise Services. Internal. Publish; $publish. Gac Install( D:\ My Components\ EZTrac. Domain. Dealer.dll ) After I run this I look in GAC_ MSIL (where it should be and then GAC_32 and GAC_64 for good measure, but it is not in any of these. I used this post as a guide. Any idea what I'm forgetting here?.
To use your own custom build workflows for FIM 2010, you need to put the hosting assemblies in the Global Assembly Cache ( GAC) in the server hosting the FIM Service. Normally, you'd want to download the. NET Framework SDK and get a hold of the Global Assembly Cache Tool ( Gacutil.exe) which you certainly can use for the job of putting a DLL in the GAC. However, often times the SDK is not installed on the FIM Server and you may not even want to install this on your FIM Server. Power Shell to the rescue. Since Gacutil.exe probably use. NET functions to get the job done, why not use the same functions from Power Shell and save the huge download and install? Just get this short script which you can use instead of Gacutil.exe to put one or more assemblies in the cache without needing the. NET Framework SDK. To learn how to use the script, just read the embedded help which also contains examples. Type this command in a Power Shell prompt - Get- Help.\ Add- Assembly To Global Assembly Cache.ps1 - Detailed Happy scripting.
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