Web app references problem ?

[michaeltorus]

Hi

I've got a web app that has a few references .. nothing strange about that!

However, when I ran it today, it came back with an error about a method in another Dll not existing, which was correct because I changed it earlier.

The problem I have with it, is that it compiles fine. It doesn't copy the newer version of the dll it references though? even when I unregistered it, re-compiled the reference dll again, reset the reference from the web app, and did a full re-compile - even then it didn't copy the latest version of the dll?

It only when I tried to run it, but surely this should not have compiled in the first place ?

Any idea ?

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[sreejith.ram]

not sure, if you have already tried deleting the content of bin
directory and then a a full re-compile ..
I have experianced some thing similar , and this copied over the new
versions.. Most likely you may find a lock on some DLLs with message
"This file is in use by another process .." . If so try, close Visual
Studio , restart IIS, Reboot computer etc :)

good luck

[Curt_C [MVP]]

might want to try the COPY LOCAL option on the properties of that reference...
I've had funny things with that in the past.

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Curt Christianson
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"michaeltorus" wrote:

Hi

I've got a web app that has a few references .. nothing strange about that!

However, when I ran it today, it came back with an error about a method in another Dll not existing, which was correct because I changed it earlier.

The problem I have with it, is that it compiles fine. It doesn't copy the newer version of the dll it references though? even when I unregistered it, re-compiled the reference dll again, reset the reference from the web app, and did a full re-compile - even then it didn't copy the latest version of the dll?

It only when I tried to run it, but surely this should not have compiled in the first place ?

Any idea ?

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