Re: "The system cannot find the file specified" appears peridically in runtime

Thank you so much for your answer. I'm sorry for the late response, I wasn't
"online" in the last week.

As for your questions - pix:DispOfficeMajor is indeed the usercontrol. The
error occurs on different pages that use/call this control, and as noted
before - the control (and the whole project) is perfectly compiled.
An interesting point is the directory structure. The website consists of
"public" part, root folder of the website - in which that control resides,
and a backoffice part. As you can see, according to the error report, the
page that threw the error resides inside the BackOffice folder - which is
NOT a virtual directory nor contains a Web.config file. The only means of
difference of the BackOffice folder are in the main site's Web.config file,
where Forms Authentication definition tags refer to it as this folder
(BackOffice) requires authentication (as opposed to the root folder which is
a public web site).
Anyway, I don't think that the above site structure raises the error, since
as I said - a stop-start action on IIS fixes it.

As for your second suggestion - Reference problem. That sounds like a
possible option for the problem. But:
1. The control is called by different ASPX pages. Does each one of them
have to contain the <%@ Reference %> tag? If so - would the control be
compiled with each one of them separately?
2. In any case, as noted - Stop-Start on IIS fixes the issue, so I doubt
if an explicit <%@ Reference %> tag would make the difference. I can't
reproduct the problem (it just happens from time to time) so I can't check
with and without the <%@ Reference %> tag to see if that maked the
difference...
Note - the control is not inherited from another user control.

I'll be glad to get an advise for further suggestions....

Best Regards,
Ofer



"Steven Cheng[MSFT]" <stcheng@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:KOM8wXSEGHA.2248@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hi Ofer,
>
> Welcome to ASPNET newsgroup.
> From the error info you provided, seems the occur is caused by the page
> failed to load the assembly of a certain ascx usercontrol. Is the
> <pix:xxxxx ...> the usercontrol? Also, does the problem always occur on
> that particular page and the referenced usercontrol? If so, would you
> provide the position of the page and usercontrol in your website
> application's folder structure (in the same directory or not ....).
>
> Based on my experience, such assembly not found error may caused by the
new
> different compilation model, when the referenced ascx control is not put
in
> the same directory with the page that use it, the classes(page class and
> the usercontrol's class) may be compiled into different dynamic generated
> assembly which cause control reference not found..... Also, is your
> usercontrol derived from another ascx usercontrol in the application? If
> so, this is also the possible cause, since the base ascx control's class
> maybe compiled in to different assembly.
> If this is the problem, you can try explicitly add the following directive
> in page's aspx to reference the usercontrol(or base usercontrol) so that
> the usercontrol's code will be compiled into the same assembly with the
> page:
>
> <%@ Reference Control="~/UserControls/WebUserControl.ascx" %>
>
> If there're anything I didn't quite get or any other finding, please feel
> free to post here.
>
> Regards,
>
> Steven Cheng
> Microsoft Online Support
>
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> (This posting is provided "AS IS", with no warranties, and confers no
> rights.)
>
>
>
>
>
>
> --------------------
> | From: "Ofer Zelig" <ofer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> | Subject: "The system cannot find the file specified" appears peridically
> in runtime
> | Date: Wed, 4 Jan 2006 09:46:27 +0200
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> | I run a live ASP.NET 2 web site, which is still on trial run, therefore
I
> | use simple compilation model (all .cs files are uploaded to the server).
> |
> | Sometimes, and I can't point in which circumstances, the ASP.NET Runtime
> | Engine throws the following message, in specific pages (not in all of
the
> | pages):
> |
> | A full HTML version of the error is available in the attachment for this
> | message.
> |
> | I could only manually resolve the problem by performing a Stop-Start
> actions
> | on this web site, or performing a dummy change in Global.asax .
> | Needless to say, the code including the mentioned ASCX file is perfect,
> and
> | there are no permission problems.
> |
> | Software specifications: Windows Server 2003, IIS 6, .NET runtime
> | v2.0.50727, plenty of RAM and HD space.
> |
> | p.s. a similar problem is described here (submitted by some other person
> on
> | the web): http://forums.asp.net/799026/ShowPost.aspx (in that case, it's
a
> | BETA according to the submission date, but in my case it's the full
> official
> | .NET 2 runtime release)
> |
> | I'd appreciate a solution for this problem.
> |
> |
> |
>


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