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I am a newbie to Linux. I am migrating a Web portal from Windows to Linux Red Hat. I want to know how to register my dlls in linux which ...
  1. 01-10-2009 #1
    buesmart
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    Question Equivalent to regsvr32 in Linux?

    I am a newbie to Linux. I am migrating a Web portal from Windows to Linux Red Hat.

    I want to know how to register my dlls in linux which i use in this web portal.

    i.e. An equivalent to regsvr32.exe.

    Thanks
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    questio verum
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    Welcome to Linuxforums!

    You may want to try posting this in the Programming & Scripting forum. I'm not a programmer, but I do know that linux doesn't use "dll"s as such. There is an equivalent, but it could be much better explained by someone experienced at writing code.

    Good luck.

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    I have moved this to a more appropriate forum.

    Linux does not use DLLs; instead, we use Shared Objects. Googling for this brings up a few hits, including:
    Linux Tutorial - Static, Shared Dynamic and Loadable Linux Libraries
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