// The idea is that Initialize compiles, loads and sorts out the assemblies,
// but does not depend on any calls to Excel (except if we need to install the sync manager).
// Then Initialize can be called during RTD registration or loading,
// without 'AutoOpening' the add-in.
// TODO: Check that the registration calls we make in SyncContext.Install are safe in the COM Server context!?
internal void Initialize()
{
Logger.Initialization.Verbose("{0} - Begin Initialize", Name);
// Get MethodsInfos and AddIn classes from assemblies
List <Type> rtdServerTypes = new List <Type>();
List <ExcelComClassType> comClassTypes = new List <ExcelComClassType>();
// Recursively get assemblies down .dna tree.
_exportedAssemblies = GetAssemblies(dnaResolveRoot);
AssemblyLoader.ProcessAssemblies(_exportedAssemblies, _methods, _addIns, rtdServerTypes, comClassTypes);
// Register RTD Server Types (i.e. remember that these types are available as RTD servers, with relevant ProgId etc.)
RtdRegistration.RegisterRtdServerTypes(rtdServerTypes);
// CAREFUL: This interacts with the implementation of ExcelRtdServer to implement the thread-safe synchronization.
// Check whether we have an ExcelRtdServer type, and need to install the Sync Window
// Uninstalled in the AutoClose
bool registerSyncManager = false;
foreach (Type rtdType in rtdServerTypes)
{
if (rtdType.IsSubclassOf(typeof(ExcelRtdServer)))
{
registerSyncManager = true;
break;
}
}
if (registerSyncManager)
{
SynchronizationManager.Install(); // TODO: Careful here!?
}
// Register COM Server Types immediately
ComServer.RegisterComClassTypes(comClassTypes);
Logger.Initialization.Verbose("{0} - End Initialize", Name);
}
