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Web Deploy Project - Could not load type '$rootnamespace$.$classna

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MattM - 24 Apr 2007 17:22 GMT
When trying to build a web deployment project for my ASP .Net project I get
these ambiguous errors. Any idea what might be wrong? I'm not sure what to
even start looking at. Everything builds correctly.

(Not sure if this is correct forum)

/hidwp3.vbproj/ItemTemplatesCache/CSharp/ContentPage.zip/ContentPage.aspx(1):
error ASPPARSE: The file
'/hidwp3.vbproj/ItemTemplatesCache/CSharp/ContentPage.zip/$MasterPage$' does
not exist.

/hidwp3.vbproj/ItemTemplatesCache/CSharp/ContentPage.zip/ContentPage.aspx(1): error ASPPARSE: Could not load type '$rootnamespace$.$classname$'.
Bryan Phillips - 24 Apr 2007 19:49 GMT
It looks like you have missing item templates which will prevent you
from adding new items of the affected type.  You will want to run devenv
at the command line with the /installvstemplates switch to fix this.

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> When trying to build a web deployment project for my ASP .Net project I get
> these ambiguous errors. Any idea what might be wrong? I'm not sure what to
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>
> /hidwp3.vbproj/ItemTemplatesCache/CSharp/ContentPage.zip/ContentPage.aspx(1): error ASPPARSE: Could not load type '$rootnamespace$.$classname$'.
MattM - 24 Apr 2007 20:26 GMT
I tried the devenv /installvstemplates and it got the same error. I also
built a simple web application project and added a web deploy project to see
if it would work and I didn't get the same error.

I thought this was related to the master pages because of the error but do
you think it might be related to the project using the AJAX controls? The
project builds and runs so I'm not sure why the web deploy project is missing
anything.

> It looks like you have missing item templates which will prevent you
> from adding new items of the affected type.  You will want to run devenv
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> >
> > /hidwp3.vbproj/ItemTemplatesCache/CSharp/ContentPage.zip/ContentPage.aspx(1): error ASPPARSE: Could not load type '$rootnamespace$.$classname$'.
MattM - 25 Apr 2007 16:50 GMT
Problem solved but not sure what exact solution was. I went through and
reanalyzed all the references in the project and retested more locally and
eventually this error went away. I can only assume it was related to an
incorrect or missing reference but not sure how it didn't fail on build.

> I tried the devenv /installvstemplates and it got the same error. I also
> built a simple web application project and added a web deploy project to see
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> > > /hidwp3.vbproj/ItemTemplatesCache/CSharp/ContentPage.zip/ContentPage.aspx(1): error ASPPARSE: Could not load type '$rootnamespace$.$classname$'.

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