.NET Interop Assembly Properties Dialog Box

Requires: Application Builder or Professional System (Windows)

From the Project Explorer window, right-click Build Specifications and select New».NET Interop Assembly from the shortcut menu to display this dialog box. You also can right-click a .NET interop assembly specification name under Build Specifications and select Properties from the shortcut menu, or you can double-click the .NET interop assembly specification name.

Note  If you previously hid Build Specifications in the Project Explorer window, you must display the item again to access it.

Use this dialog box to access and configure settings for a .NET interop assembly. You must install the .NET Framework 4.0 to build a .NET interop assembly.

The .NET Interop Assembly Properties dialog box includes the following pages, which you use to configure the settings for the build:

• Information
• Source Files
• Destinations
• Source File Settings
• Advanced
• Additional Exclusions
• Version Information
• Windows Security
• Run-Time Languages
• Pre/Post Build Actions
• Preview

The bottom of the .NET Interop Assembly Properties dialog box includes the following buttons:

• Build—Updates the LabVIEW project with the current build specification settings, closes the dialog box, and builds with the current settings.
  
  If you rebuild a given specification, LabVIEW overwrites the existing files from the previous build that are part of the current build. However, if you enable the Auto increment checkbox, or Auto increment product version checkbox for installers, on the Version Information page, and you use the [VersionNumber] or [ProductVersion] tags in the appropriate build destination fields, LabVIEW creates a new directory that includes the version number instead of overwriting the previous build on disk. Clicking Build does not save the settings to disk. You must save the project in order to save the build specification settings.
• OK—Updates the project with the current build specification settings and closes the dialog box without performing a build. Clicking OK does not save the settings to disk. You must save the project in order to save the build specification settings.
• Cancel—Cancels the build specification settings you changed and closes the dialog box.

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