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phancey
Hi,
I am using a library for calling a web service dynamically (library
downloaded from
http://www.thinktecture.com/Resources/Software/DynWsLib/default.html).
This works fine if I use it within a console application written in
C#.NET. However I am now trying to incorporate it into a COM dll
written in C#.NET. When running from the IDE and with the client
application in the same solution everything works fine. But if I call
it from another client app (either in debug mode or run mode) it fails
with error - "could not load metadata file
Thinktecture.Tools.Web.Services.Extensions.Messages.dll".
This error is in the downloaded library's method BuildAssemblyFromWsdl
where despite the cp.ReferencedAssemblies.Add(location +
"Thinktecture.Tools.Web.Services.Extensions.Messages.dll") line, the
CompilerResults show this error. I have installed the
Thinktecture.Tools.Web.Services.Extensions.Messages.dll into the GAC (I
think - it certainly appears there) so what else could be wrong?
Any ideas? I have contacted the library's supplier also but it is not a
supported product and if you guys/gals have got any ideas I'd be
pleased to hear them.
Thanks
Phil
I am using a library for calling a web service dynamically (library
downloaded from
http://www.thinktecture.com/Resources/Software/DynWsLib/default.html).
This works fine if I use it within a console application written in
C#.NET. However I am now trying to incorporate it into a COM dll
written in C#.NET. When running from the IDE and with the client
application in the same solution everything works fine. But if I call
it from another client app (either in debug mode or run mode) it fails
with error - "could not load metadata file
Thinktecture.Tools.Web.Services.Extensions.Messages.dll".
This error is in the downloaded library's method BuildAssemblyFromWsdl
where despite the cp.ReferencedAssemblies.Add(location +
"Thinktecture.Tools.Web.Services.Extensions.Messages.dll") line, the
CompilerResults show this error. I have installed the
Thinktecture.Tools.Web.Services.Extensions.Messages.dll into the GAC (I
think - it certainly appears there) so what else could be wrong?
Any ideas? I have contacted the library's supplier also but it is not a
supported product and if you guys/gals have got any ideas I'd be
pleased to hear them.
Thanks
Phil