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Change reference in web project now fails app_code compile

Zones: Visual Studio .NET 2005, C# Programming Language, .NET Framework 2.0

Tags: MIcrosoft, Visual Studio 2005, c#

Using .NET 2.0.
I have a solution with 2 projects. 1 project is a webproject and the other a datalayer class project. At a point yesterday I decided to change the output dll name of the datalayer project, from Client.DataLayer.dll to TSD.Client.DataLayer. Now all was well, I removed the reference to the old dll in the webproject and added it again and all code in the webproject compiles fine EXCEPT for code in the app_code section.

The compiler still wants to reference Client.DataLayer.dll and I cant figure out how to tell it to reference the new dll (TSD.Client.DataLayer) and its really bugging me now for a day or so!!

Has anyone come across this issue, I have restarted IIS rebooted, everything but it still keep saying that I must add a reference to the assembly Client.DataLayer.dll.

PWould really appreciate someones input.

Many thanks

Richard

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Zone: Microsoft

Question Asked By: rparkins

Solution Provided By: rparkins

Participating Experts: 1

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