My control should be availabel for several .aspx pages. so i put it
in a seperate directory and this directory is in the same level as
those pages. My question is , will IIS browse the directory and find my
control?
In the developing environment , it is no problem but when i deploy it,
there is only .net Runtime(the .net redistributable package) installed.
IIS cant find it and what is the reason?
Following is an example, it does make sense and it represents my situation in
the project
Mycontrol.dll is in C:\Inetpub\wwwr oot\MyProject\c ontrol
WebFrom1.aspx.c s is in C:\Inetpub\wwwr oot\MyProject\F irstModule
WebFrom2.aspx.c s is in C:\Inetpub\wwwr oot\MyProject\S econdModule
in WebForm1.aspx.c s:
String nextpage;
nextpage="<obje ct id="MyControl"
classid="http:. .\control\MyCon trol.dll#MyCont rol.MyGraphicCo ntrol"
height="966" width="1280">
<param name="myFile" value="test.GED " /></object>"
Response.write( nextpage);
in a seperate directory and this directory is in the same level as
those pages. My question is , will IIS browse the directory and find my
control?
In the developing environment , it is no problem but when i deploy it,
there is only .net Runtime(the .net redistributable package) installed.
IIS cant find it and what is the reason?
Following is an example, it does make sense and it represents my situation in
the project
Mycontrol.dll is in C:\Inetpub\wwwr oot\MyProject\c ontrol
WebFrom1.aspx.c s is in C:\Inetpub\wwwr oot\MyProject\F irstModule
WebFrom2.aspx.c s is in C:\Inetpub\wwwr oot\MyProject\S econdModule
in WebForm1.aspx.c s:
String nextpage;
nextpage="<obje ct id="MyControl"
classid="http:. .\control\MyCon trol.dll#MyCont rol.MyGraphicCo ntrol"
height="966" width="1280">
<param name="myFile" value="test.GED " /></object>"
Response.write( nextpage);