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Winform IIS deployment with assembly dependencies

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rmike@iname.com - 26 Jul 2004 16:26 GMT
Hi,

I have deployed a .NET winform application using a web server.  The
application has some dependencies on a 3rd party assemblies.

1) If I have those assemblies dlls in a client's GAC, the client could
run the application.

2) Also, if the client doesn't use the web deployment, but the XCOPY
approach where the assemblies dlls are included in the same directory
where the exe is, everything looks good.

3) However, placing the assemblies dlls in in the virtual directory
where my app.exe is located, i.e using the previos approach with the
web delivery does not work.

Is there any way to use the web deployment for the winform application
that contains other assmeblies dependencies ?

Thanks,
Mike
Saurabh Nandu - 31 Jul 2004 14:01 GMT
Do those 3rd party assemblies rely on some COM objects? If they are pure managed assemblies then look into the Download folder in the GAC, thats where assemblies from the internet are stored. Are the assemblies downloading to the client and failing to load, or they simple won't download?

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