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Jason Kendall
I've got a simple report that I'm building. This is just a single web
page. It uses a custom DLL that I've built as an interface to my
database. When I use th page within an ASP.Net project, in Visual
Studio, I can set a reference to my DLL, Import the namespace, and
everything works perfectly.
However, when I convert the page to a JIT scenario so that I can
publish both the .ASPX page and the associated .VB file and not have
to deploy a compiled DLL for this one simple report, I get the error:
BC30466: Namespace or type 'Data' for the Imports 'MyCompany.Data'
cannot be found.
This looks like the compiler has no reference to the DLL to link in.
I would prefer to do this at the page level, but I'll do it in the
web.config too, if necessary. I've been all over Google and MSDN and
just can't seem to find anything that tells me how to add the
reference outside of Visual Studio.
Thanks!
-Jason Kendall
(e-mail address removed)
page. It uses a custom DLL that I've built as an interface to my
database. When I use th page within an ASP.Net project, in Visual
Studio, I can set a reference to my DLL, Import the namespace, and
everything works perfectly.
However, when I convert the page to a JIT scenario so that I can
publish both the .ASPX page and the associated .VB file and not have
to deploy a compiled DLL for this one simple report, I get the error:
BC30466: Namespace or type 'Data' for the Imports 'MyCompany.Data'
cannot be found.
This looks like the compiler has no reference to the DLL to link in.
I would prefer to do this at the page level, but I'll do it in the
web.config too, if necessary. I've been all over Google and MSDN and
just can't seem to find anything that tells me how to add the
reference outside of Visual Studio.
Thanks!
-Jason Kendall
(e-mail address removed)