Hello Leif,
From your description, your ASP.NET application is using some crystal
report components, it works well on a XP development box but failed with
some compilation error after moved to a widows 2000 server, correct?
Based on my experience, it is likely a environment specific issue. Also,
the error message below indicate that the ASP.NET appliation runtime try
locating the Crystal report component from GAC but found two assemblies in
the GAC both contains the expected type, then it fails to determine which
one to load.
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Compiler Error Message: CS0433: The type
'CrystalDecisio ns.Shared.Expor tOptions' exists in both
'c:\WINNT\assem bly\GAC\Crystal Decisions.Share d\9.1.3300.0__6 92fbea5521e1304 \
CrystalDecision s.Shared.dll' and
'c:\WINNT\assem bly\GAC_MSIL\Cr ystalDecisions. Shared\10.2.360 0.0__692fbea552 1
e1304\CrystalDe cisions.Shared. dll'
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Would you verify this on the windows 2000 server machine to see whether
there does exists two different version of the
"CrystalDecisio ns.Shared.dll" assembly in GAC? If this is the case, I
would suggest you explicitly configure your ASP.NET application to load a
fixed version of the component, here is a web thread mentioned the similar
problem and how to resolve it:
http://blogs.gotdotnet.com/richarde/...02/468187.aspx
In addition, since this is a crystal report specific issue, I would suggest
you consider contacting the crystal report support service if you meet any
further specific problems.
#How to get help with Crystal Reports - International and U.S.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/100368/en-us
Sincerely,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft MSDN Online Support Lead
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