Installing .NET component into Visual Studio
.NET component is contained in CBFltNet.dll, located subfolders of in <SolFS>\dotNET\ folder. SolFSNet.dll requires MSVC Runtime DLLs. Please refer to Deployment instructions for details on installing those Runtime DLLs on your system for development and on target systems during deployment.
In Visual Studio 2008 and Visual Studio 2005
- Use Main Menu -> Tools -> Choose Toolbox items to open Toolbox Customization dialog
- In the dialog that appears activate .NET Framework Components tab
- Find SolFSStorage component in the list and check it.
- If you don't find the component in the list, use Browse button to find and add the assembly, which contains the component, to the list. Assemblies (32-bit and 64-bit) for .NET 4.0 are located in <Solid File System>\dotNET\NET_40 folder. Assemblies (32-bit and 64-bit) for .NET 2.0 are located in <Solid File System>\dotNET\NET_20 folder.
In Visual Studio.NET 2003
- Use Main Menu -> Tools -> Add / Remove Toolbox Items to open Toolbox Customization dialog
- In the dialog that appears activate .NET Framework Components tab
- Sort the list by name.
- Find SolFSStorage component in the list and check it.
- If you don't find the component in the list, use Browse button to find and add the assembly, which contains the component, to the list. The assembly is located in <Callback File System>\dotNET\NET_11 folder.
Using the components
To use SolFS in your project, you need to include SolFSNet.dll to the list of project references. Then, in source file, add the following line:
- C#:
using SolFS; - VB.NET:
imports SolFS; - C++:
#using <SolFSNet.dll>

