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Jéjé
Hi,
I'm using the ADOMD.Net 9 in my web site + a third party web control which
used the ADOMD.Net 8.0.
Everytime I compile my web site in VS 2005, a referecne to the 8.0 library
is added this cause a namespace conflict.
So I must remove the 8.0 reference in the web.config and the site works fine
Only the compilation doesn't works, so its long to debug.
how can avoid this behavior?
can I bypass or explicitly reference a particular version of the assembly
in my code like:
Imports MyNameSpace=<version 9>.Microsoft.AnalysisServices
or can I do something in my web.config to insure that the third party
control will not add the assembly entry?
thanks.
Jerome.
I'm using the ADOMD.Net 9 in my web site + a third party web control which
used the ADOMD.Net 8.0.
Everytime I compile my web site in VS 2005, a referecne to the 8.0 library
is added this cause a namespace conflict.
So I must remove the 8.0 reference in the web.config and the site works fine
Only the compilation doesn't works, so its long to debug.
how can avoid this behavior?
can I bypass or explicitly reference a particular version of the assembly
in my code like:
Imports MyNameSpace=<version 9>.Microsoft.AnalysisServices
or can I do something in my web.config to insure that the third party
control will not add the assembly entry?
thanks.
Jerome.