Nuget structuring of native library with resource files
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I have my project structured as below. This is the structure i get off the shelf of the build. I need to package this in Nuget. This library is mix of win32 native and managed wrapper.
Below is the actual structure:
├───Includes
│ enums.cs
│ enums.h
│
└───Release
│ AxCTSChart_v03_00.dll
│ CTSCHARTLib_v03_00.dll
│ CTSChart_en_v03_00.dll
│ CTSChart_es_v03_00.dll
│ CTSChart_fr_v03_00.dll
│ CTSChart_it_v03_00.dll
│ CTSChart_ru_v03_00.dll
│ CTSChart_tr_v03_00.dll
│ CTSChart_v03_00.lib
│ CTSChart_v03_00.lic
│ CTSChart_v03_00.OCX
│ CTSChart_zh_v03_00.dll
│
├───DotNetV20_Wrapper
│ AxCTSChart_v03_00.dll
│ CTSCHARTLib_v03_00.dll
│
│
├───English
│ CTSChart.ini
│
└───German
CTSChart.ini
After referring to numerous yet very minimal resources on native Nuget packaging resources online, i have packed it into below structure (content of nupkg)
│
├───build
│ ├───native
│ │ └───include
│ │ enums.cs
│ │ enums.h
│ │
│ └───x86
│ │ CTSChart_v03_00.lib
│ │ CTSChart_v03_00.OCX
│ │
│ ├───en
│ │ CTSChart_en_v03_00.dll
│ │
│ ├───es
│ │ CTSChart_es_v03_00.dll
│ │
│ ├───fr
│ │ CTSChart_fr_v03_00.dll
│ │
│ ├───it
│ │ CTSChart_it_v03_00.dll
│ │
│ ├───ru
│ │ CTSChart_ru_v03_00.dll
│ │
│ ├───tr
│ │ CTSChart_tr_v03_00.dll
│ │
│ └───zh
│ CTSChart_zh_v03_00.dll
│
├───content
│ │ CTSChart_v03_00.lic
│ │
│ ├───English
│ │ CTSChart.ini
│ │
│ ├───German
│ │ CTSChart.ini
│ │
│
├───lib
├───net20
│ AxCTSChart_v03_00.dll
│ CTSCHARTLib_v03_00.dll
│
└───net40
AxCTSChart_v03_00.dll
CTSCHARTLib_v03_00.dll
Kindly please help me for below points:
- Am i doing this correctly?
- Where should i put ocx file in the nuget structure?
- How to register ocx file during/post install of nuget? nuget v3 and later doesnt support init.ps1 script as per docs.
Thanks
nuget native
asked Nov 20 at 6:00
Zenwalker
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I have my project structured as below. This is the structure i get off the shelf of the build. I need to package this in Nuget. This library is mix of win32 native and managed wrapper.
Below is the actual structure:
├───Includes
│ enums.cs
│ enums.h
│
└───Release
│ AxCTSChart_v03_00.dll
│ CTSCHARTLib_v03_00.dll
│ CTSChart_en_v03_00.dll
│ CTSChart_es_v03_00.dll
│ CTSChart_fr_v03_00.dll
│ CTSChart_it_v03_00.dll
│ CTSChart_ru_v03_00.dll
│ CTSChart_tr_v03_00.dll
│ CTSChart_v03_00.lib
│ CTSChart_v03_00.lic
│ CTSChart_v03_00.OCX
│ CTSChart_zh_v03_00.dll
│
├───DotNetV20_Wrapper
│ AxCTSChart_v03_00.dll
│ CTSCHARTLib_v03_00.dll
│
│
├───English
│ CTSChart.ini
│
└───German
CTSChart.ini
After referring to numerous yet very minimal resources on native Nuget packaging resources online, i have packed it into below structure (content of nupkg)
│
├───build
│ ├───native
│ │ └───include
│ │ enums.cs
│ │ enums.h
│ │
│ └───x86
│ │ CTSChart_v03_00.lib
│ │ CTSChart_v03_00.OCX
│ │
│ ├───en
│ │ CTSChart_en_v03_00.dll
│ │
│ ├───es
│ │ CTSChart_es_v03_00.dll
│ │
│ ├───fr
│ │ CTSChart_fr_v03_00.dll
│ │
│ ├───it
│ │ CTSChart_it_v03_00.dll
│ │
│ ├───ru
│ │ CTSChart_ru_v03_00.dll
│ │
│ ├───tr
│ │ CTSChart_tr_v03_00.dll
│ │
│ └───zh
│ CTSChart_zh_v03_00.dll
│
├───content
│ │ CTSChart_v03_00.lic
│ │
│ ├───English
│ │ CTSChart.ini
│ │
│ ├───German
│ │ CTSChart.ini
│ │
│
├───lib
├───net20
│ AxCTSChart_v03_00.dll
│ CTSCHARTLib_v03_00.dll
│
└───net40
AxCTSChart_v03_00.dll
CTSCHARTLib_v03_00.dll
Kindly please help me for below points:
- Am i doing this correctly?
- Where should i put ocx file in the nuget structure?
- How to register ocx file during/post install of nuget? nuget v3 and later doesnt support init.ps1 script as per docs.
Thanks
nuget native
asked Nov 20 at 6:00
Zenwalker
1,62011122
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I have my project structured as below. This is the structure i get off the shelf of the build. I need to package this in Nuget. This library is mix of win32 native and managed wrapper.
Below is the actual structure:
├───Includes
│ enums.cs
│ enums.h
│
└───Release
│ AxCTSChart_v03_00.dll
│ CTSCHARTLib_v03_00.dll
│ CTSChart_en_v03_00.dll
│ CTSChart_es_v03_00.dll
│ CTSChart_fr_v03_00.dll
│ CTSChart_it_v03_00.dll
│ CTSChart_ru_v03_00.dll
│ CTSChart_tr_v03_00.dll
│ CTSChart_v03_00.lib
│ CTSChart_v03_00.lic
│ CTSChart_v03_00.OCX
│ CTSChart_zh_v03_00.dll
│
├───DotNetV20_Wrapper
│ AxCTSChart_v03_00.dll
│ CTSCHARTLib_v03_00.dll
│
│
├───English
│ CTSChart.ini
│
└───German
CTSChart.ini
After referring to numerous yet very minimal resources on native Nuget packaging resources online, i have packed it into below structure (content of nupkg)
│
├───build
│ ├───native
│ │ └───include
│ │ enums.cs
│ │ enums.h
│ │
│ └───x86
│ │ CTSChart_v03_00.lib
│ │ CTSChart_v03_00.OCX
│ │
│ ├───en
│ │ CTSChart_en_v03_00.dll
│ │
│ ├───es
│ │ CTSChart_es_v03_00.dll
│ │
│ ├───fr
│ │ CTSChart_fr_v03_00.dll
│ │
│ ├───it
│ │ CTSChart_it_v03_00.dll
│ │
│ ├───ru
│ │ CTSChart_ru_v03_00.dll
│ │
│ ├───tr
│ │ CTSChart_tr_v03_00.dll
│ │
│ └───zh
│ CTSChart_zh_v03_00.dll
│
├───content
│ │ CTSChart_v03_00.lic
│ │
│ ├───English
│ │ CTSChart.ini
│ │
│ ├───German
│ │ CTSChart.ini
│ │
│
├───lib
├───net20
│ AxCTSChart_v03_00.dll
│ CTSCHARTLib_v03_00.dll
│
└───net40
AxCTSChart_v03_00.dll
CTSCHARTLib_v03_00.dll
Kindly please help me for below points:
- Am i doing this correctly?
- Where should i put ocx file in the nuget structure?
- How to register ocx file during/post install of nuget? nuget v3 and later doesnt support init.ps1 script as per docs.
Thanks
nuget native
asked Nov 20 at 6:00
Zenwalker
1,62011122
I have my project structured as below. This is the structure i get off the shelf of the build. I need to package this in Nuget. This library is mix of win32 native and managed wrapper.
Below is the actual structure:
├───Includes
│ enums.cs
│ enums.h
│
└───Release
│ AxCTSChart_v03_00.dll
│ CTSCHARTLib_v03_00.dll
│ CTSChart_en_v03_00.dll
│ CTSChart_es_v03_00.dll
│ CTSChart_fr_v03_00.dll
│ CTSChart_it_v03_00.dll
│ CTSChart_ru_v03_00.dll
│ CTSChart_tr_v03_00.dll
│ CTSChart_v03_00.lib
│ CTSChart_v03_00.lic
│ CTSChart_v03_00.OCX
│ CTSChart_zh_v03_00.dll
│
├───DotNetV20_Wrapper
│ AxCTSChart_v03_00.dll
│ CTSCHARTLib_v03_00.dll
│
│
├───English
│ CTSChart.ini
│
└───German
CTSChart.ini
After referring to numerous yet very minimal resources on native Nuget packaging resources online, i have packed it into below structure (content of nupkg)
│
├───build
│ ├───native
│ │ └───include
│ │ enums.cs
│ │ enums.h
│ │
│ └───x86
│ │ CTSChart_v03_00.lib
│ │ CTSChart_v03_00.OCX
│ │
│ ├───en
│ │ CTSChart_en_v03_00.dll
│ │
│ ├───es
│ │ CTSChart_es_v03_00.dll
│ │
│ ├───fr
│ │ CTSChart_fr_v03_00.dll
│ │
│ ├───it
│ │ CTSChart_it_v03_00.dll
│ │
│ ├───ru
│ │ CTSChart_ru_v03_00.dll
│ │
│ ├───tr
│ │ CTSChart_tr_v03_00.dll
│ │
│ └───zh
│ CTSChart_zh_v03_00.dll
│
├───content
│ │ CTSChart_v03_00.lic
│ │
│ ├───English
│ │ CTSChart.ini
│ │
│ ├───German
│ │ CTSChart.ini
│ │
│
├───lib
├───net20
│ AxCTSChart_v03_00.dll
│ CTSCHARTLib_v03_00.dll
│
└───net40
AxCTSChart_v03_00.dll
CTSCHARTLib_v03_00.dll
Kindly please help me for below points:
- Am i doing this correctly?
- Where should i put ocx file in the nuget structure?
- How to register ocx file during/post install of nuget? nuget v3 and later doesnt support init.ps1 script as per docs.
Thanks
nuget native
nuget native
asked Nov 20 at 6:00
Zenwalker
1,62011122
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