Verayth
commented
5 years ago So the error is most likely that I only have "OneNote for Windows 10" installed, and that and OneNote 2019 don't yet support API access. I will test it on my work PC when I get a chance.
I was able to generate a PSD1 manifest for the module using the following command for a smoother import, and hopefully get it to load all required dependencies.
New-ModuleManifest -Path Microsoft.Office.OneNote.psd1 -Author sytone -CompanyName Microsoft -ModuleVersion 1.5.0.1 -Description "OneNote Powershell" -FormatsToProcess "OneNote.ps1xml" -RequiredAssemblies @("WebNotebook.dll") -NestedModules @() -Copyright "" -ModuleToProcess "Microsoft.Office.OneNote.PowerShell.dll" -TypesToProcess @() -FileList @()
queks
sytone
Please provide a working OneNotePowershell.msi installer, and/or instructions on how to build it from source. The link to the file in various blogs no longer works. It'd be nice if it was posted as a release here on GitHub.
I was able to get a good compile in VS 2017 and DotNet4.8 after a bit of work, but I don't believe I know how to correctly register the snap-in with Powershell. That's assuming I didn't break something.
If I just use an Import-Module on the DLL, I get a 'class not registered' error using the Open-OneNote command. The OneNote provider shows up OK with Get-PSDrive.
Open-OneNote : Retrieving the COM class factory for component with CLSID {D7FAC39E-7FF1-49AA-98CF-A1DDD316337E} failed due to the following error: 80040154 Class not registered (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80040154 (REGDB_E_CLASSNOTREG)).