.NET Framework 1.1 SP1 and satellite assemblies bug?

J

John Smith

hello guys...

good day! i really don't know where to report this, or ask for assistance
about this bug. i need help with a problem we encountered after installing
..NET Framework 1.1 SP1. We are currently using No Touch Deployment for a
project of ours. What we did was we have a ASP.NET Web App application and
that uses windows forms control in the webform. We embedded it in the
webform by using the <object> tag to call the windows forms dll loader. The
windows forms dll loader then gets the dll files from a webserver and then
load the winform in the dll called. We also handled the code access security
settings that will allow access to certain limitations.

The problem we encountered is that the Resourcemanger is not working as
expected anymore. I checked in the assembly download cache and found out
that it doesn't download the satellite assemblies. Before with Framework 1.1
without SP1, our application is working fine. Now this error comes out if we
do the ResourceManager.GetString(string):

{"Could not find any resources appropriate for the specified culture (or the
neutral culture) in the given assembly. Make sure
\"MyNameSpace.MyResources.MyResourceManager.resources\" was correctly
embedded or linked into assembly \"MyResources\".\r\nbaseName:
MyNameSpace.MyResources.MyResourceManager locationInfo: <null> resource file
name: MyNameSpace.MyResources.MyResourceManager.resources assembly:
MyResources, Version=1.0.1733.24255, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null" }

hope somebody from here can help me as soon as possible. work arounds would
already be great. thanks a lot in advance.

ps: please note that the combination should be "asp.net webform ->
winforms.usercontrol -> load dll from webserver -> load form -> use
resourcemanger"..

i tried using "winforms -> load dll from webserver -> load form -> use
resourcemanger.." and it worked. so probably the problem is when invoked
from the web.
 

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