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leo68
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I am developing an asp.net application , which uses a .dll .
I tried adding the reference to the dll via web.config (using the tag <assemblies >
<add assembly ....>) , and everything works fine .
Since my company's policies don't allow to put a reference in the web.config,I am forced to add the reference using the Project|Add Reference feature.
I know where to locate the .dll (I even tried putting it in the GAC), and i am sure about the .dll version, since i have just one , but for some reason , adding from from there (Project references), results in a blank page whenever i try to access the site .
What is the difference between the two ways of adding the reference ?
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I tried adding the reference to the dll via web.config (using the tag <assemblies >
<add assembly ....>) , and everything works fine .
Since my company's policies don't allow to put a reference in the web.config,I am forced to add the reference using the Project|Add Reference feature.
I know where to locate the .dll (I even tried putting it in the GAC), and i am sure about the .dll version, since i have just one , but for some reason , adding from from there (Project references), results in a blank page whenever i try to access the site .
What is the difference between the two ways of adding the reference ?
Continue reading...