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.NET Forum / ASP.NET / General / August 2007Different Assemblies At Runtime
Hi We have a serious problem here with a 1.1 web app that has been upgraded to 2.0! Our web app can optionally use Crystal Reports. This means that it must be compiled on a machine with the Crystal runtime installed on it. In ASP.NET 1.1 we could then deploy to a production server that did not have the Crystal Reports runtime assemblies on it providing that our code that used those assemblies was not executed. In ASP.NET 2 this seems to have changed. If we build using the Crystal assemblies but do not deploy them on a server (even if the code that uses the assenblies is not executed) we get problems with the app. The most obvious problem is that Forms authentication ticket starts to "forget" roles that have been attached to it. Has anyone had any similar problems? Thanks, Nick. > most obvious problem is that Forms authentication ticket starts to > "forget" roles that have been attached to it. I think the problem is not related to CR. Check if your new app is properly configured on the server (.net version, web.config, etc) > > most obvious problem is that Forms authentication ticket starts to > > "forget" roles that have been attached to it. > > I think the problem is not related to CR. Check if your new app is > properly configured on the server (.net version, web.config, etc) Hi I agree with you. I think to root problem is probably something to do with class loading mechanisms in .NET 2. The key is that the assemblies available at runtime are not the same as the assemblies available at compile time. Has any had any problems like this before? Nick. > assemblies available at runtime are not the same as the assemblies > available at compile time. [...] > If we build using the Crystal > assemblies but do not deploy them on a server (even if the code that You should build application and copy the assembly to your website's \bin directory. Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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