dll woes

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Ok,

I have an application thats running no problem on my machine... but not on
end users.

Where have I heard that one before? hehe

Reports on user machine says it cant find mscorwks.dll. I have this file in
{WINDOWS}\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1.4322 as part of my .NET 1.1
framework.

One client does, another doesnt and so on. Determined that dependant on a
server/workstation setup with XP depends on whether its this dll or
mscorsrv.dll that exists.

So ive had my users search for this file too. Neither exists on the machine
despite us both having 1.1.4322 installed.

Help

Tam
 
Tam,

Do you have the 1.1 version of the framework installed on these
machines? Applications developed for .NET need to have the framework
installed on the machines that they are going to run on.

Hope this helps.
 
despite us both having 1.1.4322 installed.

Sure. Was my first thought. And not only do they have it, its the same
version number. You see my problem here? its like finding classes missing
from the java runtime environment only in certain cases.

Nicholas Paldino said:
Tam,

Do you have the 1.1 version of the framework installed on these
machines? Applications developed for .NET need to have the framework
installed on the machines that they are going to run on.

Hope this helps.


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- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
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Ok,

I have an application thats running no problem on my machine... but not on
end users.

Where have I heard that one before? hehe

Reports on user machine says it cant find mscorwks.dll. I have this file in
{WINDOWS}\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1.4322 as part of my .NET 1.1
framework.

One client does, another doesnt and so on. Determined that dependant on a
server/workstation setup with XP depends on whether its this dll or
mscorsrv.dll that exists.

So ive had my users search for this file too. Neither exists on the machine
despite us both having 1.1.4322 installed.

Help

Tam
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