I am attempting to use the IBM DB2Connection class in my .aspx web
page.
Using Visual Web Developer 2005 express, I cant figure out how to add a
reference to a project. heck, I cant figure out how to open a project!
so I am trying to use the @assembly directive to point directly to the
assembly .DLL that contains the DB2 namespace:
<%@ Assembly src="\db2_f11\i bm.data.db2.dll " %>
where db2_f11 is a virtual path that is mapped to C:\Program
Files\IBM\SQLLI B\BIN\netf11
When I point IE to my .aspx file I get an error, "no build provider
registered for the extension '.dll' " Which makes no sense to me. Why
do I have to build a DLL? Isnt it already built?
The question is: how do I reference this assembly in my .aspx web page?
thanks,
-Steve
Parser Error Message: There is no build provider registered for the
extension '.dll'. You can register one in the
<compilation><b uildProviders> section in machine.config or web.config.
Make sure the appliesTo attribute includes the value 'Web' or 'All'.
Source Error:
Line 1: <!-- DemoPage.aspx : demonstration web page -->
Line 2: <%@ Page Language="C#" %>
Line 3: <%@ Assembly src="/db2_f11/ibm.data.db2.dl l" %>
Line 4: <%@ Import Namespace="IBM. Data.DB2" %>
Line 5: <%@ Import Namespace="Syst em.Data" %>
7  3126 
You should either add a reference by copying the dependent DLLs into your
~/bin directory, or if the DLLs you need are in the GAC then you can use
the @assembly by specifying the assembly's fully qualified name:
<%@ Assembly Name="SomeAssem blyNameWithOutT heDLLExtension, Culture=neutral ,
Version=1.2.0.0 , PublicKeyToken= 38218fe715288aa c" %>
The Version and PublicKeyToken you should gte from looking in the GAC (which
is c:\windows\asse mbly).
-Brock
DevelopMentor http://staff.develop.com/ballen I am attempting to use the IBM DB2Connection class in my .aspx web
page.
Using Visual Web Developer 2005 express, I cant figure out how to add
a reference to a project. heck, I cant figure out how to open a
project!
so I am trying to use the @assembly directive to point directly to the
assembly .DLL that contains the DB2 namespace:
<%@ Assembly src="\db2_f11\i bm.data.db2.dll " %>
where db2_f11 is a virtual path that is mapped to C:\Program
Files\IBM\SQLLI B\BIN\netf11
When I point IE to my .aspx file I get an error, "no build provider
registered for the extension '.dll' " Which makes no sense to me.
Why do I have to build a DLL? Isnt it already built?
The question is: how do I reference this assembly in my .aspx web
page?
thanks,
-Steve
Parser Error Message: There is no build provider registered for the
extension '.dll'. You can register one in the
<compilation><b uildProviders> section in machine.config or web.config.
Make sure the appliesTo attribute includes the value 'Web' or 'All'.
Source Error:
Line 1: <!-- DemoPage.aspx : demonstration web page -->
Line 2: <%@ Page Language="C#" %>
Line 3: <%@ Assembly src="/db2_f11/ibm.data.db2.dl l" %>
Line 4: <%@ Import Namespace="IBM. Data.DB2" %>
Line 5: <%@ Import Namespace="Syst em.Data" %>
Brock Allen wrote: You should either add a reference by copying the dependent DLLs into
your ~/bin directory, or if the DLLs you need are in the GAC then you can
use the @assembly by specifying the assembly's fully qualified name:
<%@ Assembly Name="SomeAssem blyNameWithOutT heDLLExtension,
Culture=neutral , Version=1.2.0.0 , PublicKeyToken= 38218fe715288aa c" %>
The Version and PublicKeyToken you should gte from looking in the GAC
(which is c:\windows\asse mbly).
there is an entry for IBM.Data.DB2 in the GAC.
I add this stmt to my .aspx file:
<%@ Assembly Name="IBM.Data. DB2" %>
( version= and PublicKeyToken= are not allowed )
I get a "not found" error message. I dont want to copy the assembly dll
from where it was installed, that does not seem to be a good idea in
this case.
thanks,
-Steve
Parser Error Message: File or assembly name 'IBM.Data.DB2', or one of
its dependencies, was not found.
Source Error:
Line 2: <%@ Page Language="C#" %>
Line 3: <!-- xxx Assembly src="/db2_f11/ibm.data.db2.dl l" %> -->
Line 4: <%@ Assembly Name="IBM.Data. DB2" %>
Line 5: <%@ Import Namespace="IBM. Data.DB2" %>
Line 6: <%@ Import Namespace="Syst em.Data" %>
> I add this stmt to my .aspx file: <%@ Assembly Name="IBM.Data. DB2" %>
( version= and PublicKeyToken= are not allowed )
Why are version and public key token not allowed? How else are you going
to tell ASP.NET which version you want? Those are required, in fact.
I dont want to copy the assembly
dll from where it was installed, that does not seem to be a good idea
in this case.
Probabaly not.
-Brock
DevelopMentor http://staff.develop.com/ballen
Also I should have mentioned that you can do this in web.config. The benefit
is that you don't have to touch every ASPX page with the @Assembly directive.
Here are the docs: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...assemblies.asp
-Brock
DevelopMentor http://staff.develop.com/ballen I add this stmt to my .aspx file:
<%@ Assembly Name="IBM.Data. DB2" %>
( version= and PublicKeyToken= are not allowed )
Why are version and public key token not allowed? How else are you
going to tell ASP.NET which version you want? Those are required, in
fact.
I dont want to copy the assembly
dll from where it was installed, that does not seem to be a good idea
in this case.
Probabaly not.
-Brock
DevelopMentor
http://staff.develop.com/ballen
Brock Allen wrote: I add this stmt to my .aspx file:
<%@ Assembly Name="IBM.Data. DB2" %>
( version= and PublicKeyToken= are not allowed )
Why are version and public key token not allowed? How else are you
going to tell ASP.NET which version you want? Those are required, in fact.
I dont doubt you Brock, I am just a totally confused newbie!
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en...asp?frame=true
I dont want to copy the assembly
dll from where it was installed, that does not seem to be a good
idea in this case.
Probabaly not.
-Brock
DevelopMentor
http://staff.develop.com/ballen
Brock Allen wrote: I add this stmt to my .aspx file:
<%@ Assembly Name="IBM.Data. DB2" %>
( version= and PublicKeyToken= are not allowed )
Why are version and public key token not allowed? How else are you
going to tell ASP.NET which version you want? Those are required, in fact.
your right Brock. This stmt worked for me:
<%@ Assembly Name="IBM.Data. DB2, Culture=neutral ,
Version=8.1.2.1 , PublicKeyToken= 7c307b91aa13d20 8" %>
( why the Visual Web Developer did not like it when I first entered it
but now has no problem with it, who knows! )
thanks for your help,
-Steve
I dont want to copy the assembly
dll from where it was installed, that does not seem to be a good
idea in this case.
Probabaly not.
-Brock
DevelopMentor
http://staff.develop.com/ballen
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