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| + | ==== Side-by-Side Registration ==== | ||
| + | If you register multiple versions of the WinSCP .NET assembly, the .NET framework will always use the latest version registered. | ||
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| + | If you want to use different version (i.e. downgrade), you need to unregister all newer versions of the assembly and re-register the version you want to use. | ||
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| + | If you happen to remove the newest registered assembly, without unregistering it first, you will not be able to instatiate classes from the assembly, no matter that you have older versions of the assembly registered too. You need to download the the version you have removed again and unregister it. Exact physical location of the assembly, when unregistering, does not need to match the original location of the removed assembly (as long as the versions match). | ||
| ===== Deploying ===== | ===== Deploying ===== | ||
| When deploying the assembly, make sure that WinSCP is installed along with the assembly on the target system and that WinSCP assembly can find the ''winscp.exe''. | When deploying the assembly, make sure that WinSCP is installed along with the assembly on the target system and that WinSCP assembly can find the ''winscp.exe''. | ||