[Wine] How to set path to .NET runtime to use

[djahma]

Hi there,

I've been searching for a solution to make Mono the default runtime to be used within wine environment, for the past 3 days now and still no success.

What am I trying to do?
So there is this windows software (AmiBroker) for which I want to create COM/OLE objects written in C#. To achieve that, I need both COM/OLE and a .NET runtime to work.

What I did so far
1) Starting off a clean .wine folder, I sorted many bugs and in the end I got some objects accessible via OLE and some others not. I couldnt figure out why since all objects seem registered in oleview.exe. Within AmiBroker too, I could access only certain objects but not all.
2) But AmiBroker on Linux provides a tailor-made wine setup:http://www.amibroker.org/3rdparty/Amibroker_on_Linux/html/Setup_Wine.html , so starting from that end COM/OLE works perfectly, but .NET runtime is not recognized/detected by wine. 

What I am looking for
I need both OLE and .NET to work perfectly for what I want to do. In case 1) I would need help to make sure COM/OLE objects are indeed callable from wine environment. Say, how to scan OLE registered objects and re-register those actually wrong? or something along those lines.
Or for case 2) I would need help set wine path to mono.exe. Is there a registry value I could change to tell wine to open all .NET executables with mono or .NET framework?

Further observations:
In case 1) Amibroker is OLE registered as Broker.Application. I can call that object from within Amibroker formula language, but not from external jscript. Same with WScript, it's callable from external scripts but not from within Amibroker Formula Language.
In case 2) the only way I can use a .NET runtime to run dotnet executables within wine is by typing the whole command, here's a ridiculously long command I end up typing quite often:
$ wine "C:\\Program Files\\Mono-2.8.1\\bin\\mono.exe" "C:\\Program*Files\\Toolsack*DotNet*Script*Host\\TSDotNetScriptHost.exe" "C:\\MyProject\\Scripts\\GetChart.ns". 
The same command under case 1) setup simply goes: 
$ wine TSDotNetScriptHost ../../GetChart.ns

Any help on either of this 2 scenarii would be greatly appreciated [Wink] 
Thanks