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Steve W
I hope this makes sense !
We have an VB ASP.NET Web Application. In the bin directory are all our
compiled dlls.
We have written some integration with a 3rd party, which some of our
clients use and some that don't. Those that don't won't have a particular
dll in the bin directory of the web site.
However, removing this dll causes a problem because .Net seems to want to
resolve all the references in the dlls in the bin directory.
Is there any way to tell .Net that a particular dll doesn't need to be there
?
Thanks
Steve
We have an VB ASP.NET Web Application. In the bin directory are all our
compiled dlls.
We have written some integration with a 3rd party, which some of our
clients use and some that don't. Those that don't won't have a particular
dll in the bin directory of the web site.
However, removing this dll causes a problem because .Net seems to want to
resolve all the references in the dlls in the bin directory.
Is there any way to tell .Net that a particular dll doesn't need to be there
?
Thanks
Steve