I have added a reference to a DLL to my ASP.Net project.
I did this by 'browsing' to the \bin folder of a seperate VB.Net project and selecting it.
This is often the way described on various forums and help videos on the internet.
I am however aware that ultimately DLL's really need to go into the GAc for when the
ASP.Net project it put live.
However is it possible for the ASp.Net project to reference the DLL without putting it in the GAC as a weakly named DLL.
I seem to remember reading somewhere you can just copy the DLL into the bin folder of the project that wants to use it and it will
pick it up from there.
Dazed and confused.
Remember.. 'Depression is just anger without enthusiasum'.
I did this by 'browsing' to the \bin folder of a seperate VB.Net project and selecting it.
This is often the way described on various forums and help videos on the internet.
I am however aware that ultimately DLL's really need to go into the GAc for when the
ASP.Net project it put live.
However is it possible for the ASp.Net project to reference the DLL without putting it in the GAC as a weakly named DLL.
I seem to remember reading somewhere you can just copy the DLL into the bin folder of the project that wants to use it and it will
pick it up from there.
Dazed and confused.
Remember.. 'Depression is just anger without enthusiasum'.