Linq and ASP.NET 3.5

[Jim S]

Hello,

I have a ASP.NET Application (v. 3.5) and I using LINQ there.
I also have set System.Xml.Linq Assembly reference + using clauses in my
code but somehow compiling does not recognize it.

So, shuold I copy System.Xml.Linq namespace's Assembly into inetpub
directory or how Application understands that it's using System.Xml.Linq
namespace?

Br

Jim

 

[Mr. Arnold]

Hello,

I have a ASP.NET Application (v. 3.5) and I using LINQ there.
I also have set System.Xml.Linq Assembly reference + using clauses in my
code but somehow compiling does not recognize it.

So, shuold I copy System.Xml.Linq namespace's Assembly into inetpub
directory or how Application understands that it's using System.Xml.Linq
namespace?

..NET will put the DLL(s) in the bin folder of the virtual directory of the
ASP.NET solution, when it's built and by doing a Build Website. At best, you
copy the bin folder for the site from your development machine to the bin
folder for the app's virtual folder, if the solution is being deployed to a
non development machine.

And I don't know what you mean that compiling doesn't recognize the
reference, other than, you must make sure the application really has a
reference in the application to the DLL, which sometimes the reference is
broke in the application, and you have to delete the reference in the
application and put it back to get it established properly.


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[Mr. Arnold]

Hello,

I have a ASP.NET Application (v. 3.5) and I using LINQ there.
I also have set System.Xml.Linq Assembly reference + using clauses in my
code but somehow compiling does not recognize it.

So, shuold I copy System.Xml.Linq namespace's Assembly into inetpub
directory or how Application understands that it's using System.Xml.Linq
namespace?

..NET will put the DLL(s) in the bin folder of the virtual directory of the
ASP.NET solution, when it's built and by doing a Build Website. At best, you
copy the bin folder for the site from your development machine to the bin
folder for the app's virtual folder, if the solution is being deployed to a
non development machine.

And I don't know what you mean that compiling doesn't recognize the
reference, other than, you must make sure the application really has a
reference in the application to the DLL, which sometimes the reference is
broke in the application, and you have to delete the reference in the
application and put it back to get it established properly.


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

Hello,

I have a ASP.NET Application (v. 3.5) and I using LINQ there.
I also have set System.Xml.Linq Assembly reference + using clauses in my
code but somehow compiling does not recognize it.

So, shuold I copy System.Xml.Linq namespace's Assembly into inetpub
directory or how Application understands that it's using System.Xml.Linq
namespace?

Br

Jim

Hi,

You do not need to do that cause that DLL is part of the framework.

 

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

Hello,

I have a ASP.NET Application (v. 3.5) and I using LINQ there.
I also have set System.Xml.Linq Assembly reference + using clauses in my
code but somehow compiling does not recognize it.

So, shuold I copy System.Xml.Linq namespace's Assembly into inetpub
directory or how Application understands that it's using System.Xml.Linq
namespace?

Br

Jim

Hi,

You do not need to do that cause that DLL is part of the framework.