Re: Type Not Found
- From: "Phill W." <p-.-a-.-w-a-r-d@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 09 Nov 2006 12:06:36 +0000
Roey wrote:
No thoughts on this anyone?????
> The remoting error I am getting is Type Not Found when I try and load
> an object.
In the client process or on the server?
Examine the complete StackTrace of the Exception - the word "rethrown" is a giveaway that the problem is server-side.
> The interfaces are loaded into their own project and compiled as
> elantis_Interfaces.dll and have been copied to the server directory
> and referenced in the client project.
Referenced from /where/? Does the run-time client have a copy of this Dll that it can /find/? Is it in the same directory as the client program?
On the server, how does the hosting server process "find" the Dll?
The assembly does not appear to be strongly named, and so can't appear in the Global Assembly Cache, so how is the hosting servier (IIS) going to locate it?
Personally, I would strongly name the DLL, load it into the Global Assembly Cache on the server machine, then deploy a copy of it into the same directory as the client program.
HTH,
Phill W.
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