Possible Bug in Visual Studio 2003

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Guest

Hi all

I am using several dll's in a project to implement A MCMS 2002 solution. I
originally was storing the dll's in the bin directory. But i noticed I was
getting a compilation error as follows.

Server Error in '/DonegalCoCo' Application
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Compilation Error
Description: An error occurred during the compilation of a resource required
to service this request. Please review the following specific error details
and modify your source code appropriately.

Compiler Error Message: CS0006: Metadata file
'c:\windows\microsoft.net\framework\v1.1.4322\temporary asp.net
files\donegalcoco\ab96a3f4\3857e287\assembly\dl2\ce1ea054\00f52dbe_35b6c201\some.dll' could not be found

Source Error:



[No relevant source lines]

Now the error would disappear if i went back to visual studio and rebuilt
the project. Any time i made a change to project i would build it, then get
error message and have to go and rebuild project for no error. I discovered
if i added the dll's to the GAC the problem didnt exist anymore. However I am
trying to implement sharepoint 2001 search functionality into the MCMS site.
I need to to use the <identity impersonate="true"> tag in th Web.config file
for this to work. I think this is causing the bug. If i take this out and
leave dll's in bin everthing is o.k. Also for the search to work i need to
use the Interop.PKMCDO.dll, which i got from Microsoft's Site, This is not
strongly named, so i cant add it to the GAC and once again I am back to the
problem I started off with. Can anyone shed some light on this problem.

Many Thanks

James
 
G

Guest

Sorry, this post won't help you. This is not possibly a bug, it is
definitely a bug. Lots of posts and nothing but silence from the Redmond
boys (and girls)
 

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