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ulysses #1
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I am looking for a web application to maintain users, mailing lists, news, events, sending out news letters. Does anyone know of such a package?
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muz dogru #2
Web Applications
Hi all...
I have a couple of web applications which work all standalone. I decided
to reorganize my projects and save all assemblies in one location.
For example:
- root
|--- Project A
|--- bin
|--- Project B
|--- bin
This structure I want to change to:
- root
|--- bin
|--- Project A
|--- Project B
bin should have the assemblies of all web applications. My first
question is, if this is a good idea. When I split the projects as
decribed above, the applications don't work anymore. I found out that
the dll's are not registered when they are in the bin directory of the
project. Therefore, the project only work if the assembly is located in
the (and only in this) project's bin directory.
To manage this problem, I tried to add the assemblies into the GAC,
which ended in another problem: I can add only assemblies with strong
names into the GAC. Assemblies can only have strong names, if every
referenced assembly also has a strong name. I can't compile every
referenced assembly with a strong name.
It would be nice, if anyone has comments on what I am trying to do...
thx a lot
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