Could not load the assembly 'App_Web_dqk773cr'.

[CdnRebel via DotNetMonster.com]

Hi!

I think I am on my final error message before I get a clean compile. Where
do I find that file mentioned to compile it? Still new to C#, ASP.Net and
Visual Studio and about to get my first clean compile. Can someone help?
I've been at this all night.

Thanks!!!

 

[Ignacio Machin \( .NET/ C# MVP \)]

Hi,

Hi!

I think I am on my final error message before I get a clean compile.
Where
do I find that file mentioned to compile it? Still new to C#, ASP.Net and
Visual Studio and about to get my first clean compile. Can someone help?
I've been at this all night.

This error happens from time to time, what I do is remove all the files
inside the debug directory and force a rebuild of all the project.

 

[Guest]

This really looks like an ASP.NET group question, not a C# language group one.
The file you describe is probably in your Temporary ASP.NET Files directory
and might be gone. Try cleaning the contents of that folder. Also, it would
be helpful if you provide more specifics in your posts.
-- Peter
Recursion: see Recursion
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[CdnRebel via DotNetMonster.com]

Hi Ignacio,

I think the problem is that I don't know enough about Visual Studio and at
this point I don't have a lot of time to take to learn it. I have cleaned
out all the files in the Temporary ASP.Net files. I don't know where the
debug directory is. I tried copying the website folder on my desk top that
I've been working with and deleting the .sln files and at this point I don't
have a .csproj file and when I opened the copied website folder, I tried
running a debug and just got the same error messages and the .sln file didn't
get created properly and I can't even get the build page option when I right
click on the C# files with my mouse. On top of that, when I move my updated
files into the test region on the website, I am getting an error message on
the web.config file and I still haven't been to sleep since Sunday night.
The guy who said he would help me last night bailed without a word and I am
operating without a cell phone because some sleeze decided to pick up off the
subway tracks and rack up long distance charges on it after agreeing to drop
it off at the subway turnstile for me and I really need to get this website
up and running today.

Thanks anyways,

Mary

Hi,

Hi!

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Visual Studio and about to get my first clean compile. Can someone help?
I've been at this all night.

This error happens from time to time, what I do is remove all the files
inside the debug directory and force a rebuild of all the project.

 

[Guest]

This post (http://forums.asp.net/p/1129404/1787360.aspx) looks like it solved
your problem before.

 

[CdnRebel via DotNetMonster.com]

This post (http://forums.asp.net/p/1129404/1787360.aspx) looks like it solved
your problem before.

Hi!

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Thanks!!!

The resolution just got me going in circles. I end up getting the following
message and so I got told to delete the Furniture.DLL and Furniture.pdb
files and start again and I'm back to the same other error message and the
guy at the other forum was the one who bailed on me.

So how do I resolve this problem?

Error 1 The type 'Furniture.Global' is ambiguous: it could come from assembly
'C:\Documents and Settings\Mary\Desktop\InDesignSite2\bin\Furniture.DLL' or
from assembly 'C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\Temporary ASP.
NET Files\indesignsite2\1984a9e7\a990738e\App_Code.-bwhltgm.DLL'. Please
specify the assembly explicitly in the type name. C:\Documents and Settings\
Mary\Desktop\InDesignSite2\Global.asax 1

Thanks!!

 

[CdnRebel via DotNetMonster.com]

By the way, the Global.asax file just contains the one line:

<%@ Application Inherits="Furniture.Global" Language="C#" %>

So do I go through 40+ files to specify the correct pointer and at this point
I'm not sure which file it should point at, to get a clean compile and
possibly have to reverse the changes when I move them on to the website or
are there specific places where I would look to make the changes? I'm not
even sure what to look for.

Thanks,
Mary

This post (http://forums.asp.net/p/1129404/1787360.aspx) looks like it solved
your problem before.

[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]The resolution just got me going in circles. I end up getting the following
message and so I got told to delete the Furniture.DLL and Furniture.pdb
files and start again and I'm back to the same other error message and the
guy at the other forum was the one who bailed on me.

So how do I resolve this problem?

Error 1 The type 'Furniture.Global' is ambiguous: it could come from assembly
'C:\Documents and Settings\Mary\Desktop\InDesignSite2\bin\Furniture.DLL' or
from assembly 'C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\Temporary ASP.
NET Files\indesignsite2\1984a9e7\a990738e\App_Code.-bwhltgm.DLL'. Please
specify the assembly explicitly in the type name. C:\Documents and Settings\
Mary\Desktop\InDesignSite2\Global.asax 1

Thanks!!

 

[Ignacio Machin \( .NET/ C# MVP \)]

HI,

Hi Ignacio,

I think the problem is that I don't know enough about Visual Studio and at
this point I don't have a lot of time to take to learn it.

You better make some time, or find something else to work with.

I have cleaned
out all the files in the Temporary ASP.Net files.

Good for saving space, not useful at all in your problem though.

I don't know where the
debug directory is.

right below the bin directory (right next to the release directory)

I tried copying the website folder on my desk top that

I've been working with and deleting the .sln files and at this point I
don't
have a .csproj file and when I opened the copied website folder,

The .sln is the solution file, you DO NOT WANT to delete this file


Do a full recompile of the app

 

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Hi Ignacio,

I don't have the time to learn more about Visual Studio because I was given a
deadline of yesterday to complete the website changes supposedly with help,
before he went for outside help. I've now been up about 34 hours and I've
found 124 errors which are going to take some concentrated thought for
resolution. So I am calling it quits for today. If I have time in the next
week or tomorrow, I'll have a look at it, but I also have another website to
change in the next week or so and I have agents in the states submitting me
for QA tester contracts in Cleveland (not first choice, but I need the money)
and COBOL programming in Maryland ( a bit better). I cleaned out the
Temporary ASP.Net files on the advice of someone at a forum, but I am still
not entirely clear whether the Publish Website Option and / the Build
Solution option compiles the website or just the C# files. So I am unsure
what a full recompile means. It was also suggested to me at one point that I
delete the solution file. At one point, Visual Studio 2005 created a good
half dozen files in my bin file, but hasn't done that since. Also, there is
no debug or release directory in the website or any website that I've seen.
Otherwise, I wouldn't have needed to comment. I used DreamWeaver previously.

So thanks to you and everyone else who have been of help over the past couple
of weeks.

Mary

 

[CdnRebel via DotNetMonster.com]

I thought it was a C# language problem because I was trying to compile C#
programs and the original errors were appearing on C# programs. Sorry, I was
short on the specifics, but when you've been posting for help as much as I've
had to in the last two days, it gets a little tedious typing in the same
blurb over and over again. The errors were mostly appearing as a result of
Visual Studio converting the files to the newer version and someone else had
already suggested cleaning out the Temporary ASP.Net files. Also, Visual
Studio seemed to be substituting the files in question for the C# Code Behind
files.

Thanks anyways,
Mary

This really looks like an ASP.NET group question, not a C# language group one.
The file you describe is probably in your Temporary ASP.NET Files directory
and might be gone. Try cleaning the contents of that folder. Also, it would
be helpful if you provide more specifics in your posts.
-- Peter
Recursion: see Recursion
site: http://www.eggheadcafe.com
unBlog: http://petesbloggerama.blogspot.com
bogMetaFinder: http://www.blogmetafinder.com

Hi!

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Thanks!!!

 

[CdnRebel via DotNetMonster.com]

Unless, you really know the answer, don't bother on getting back to me on
this. I have another 123 errors to resolve, so I should get it resolved at
some point.
Thanks,
Mary

By the way, the Global.asax file just contains the one line:

<%@ Application Inherits="Furniture.Global" Language="C#" %>

So do I go through 40+ files to specify the correct pointer and at this point
I'm not sure which file it should point at, to get a clean compile and
possibly have to reverse the changes when I move them on to the website or
are there specific places where I would look to make the changes? I'm not
even sure what to look for.

Thanks,
Mary
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Thanks!!

 

[R. K. Wijayaratne]

Hi,

This sometimes happens during the JIT compilation of ASPX pages
by .NET.

In the Visual Studio Solution Explorer, right-click on the solution
and select "Rebuild Solution" and that should fix it.

If that doesn't work try "Clean Solution" and then "Build Solution"
from the same place as above.

RKW.
http://codinghelper.org

 

[CdnRebel via DotNetMonster.com]

Hi,

I may be doing something wrong. I right clicked on the solution icon in the
Solution Explorer window above the listing of my website folder and there is
no Clean Solution option.

Thanks,
Mary

Hi,

This sometimes happens during the JIT compilation of ASPX pages
by .NET.

In the Visual Studio Solution Explorer, right-click on the solution
and select "Rebuild Solution" and that should fix it.

If that doesn't work try "Clean Solution" and then "Build Solution"
from the same place as above.

RKW.
http://codinghelper.org

Hi!

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