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Hi Robert, take a look at <a href="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/315682" rel="ugc nofollow">http://support.microsoft.com/kb/315682</a>
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Doesnt really help me. &nbsp;I have a DLL that is from Chase (for credit card processing) not one I wrote. &nbsp;They have an SDK EXE which I ran on the server and this seemed to install it in the windows\assemblies dir but the website still cant find the DLL.
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On the server it is in the Bin directory but it's not finding it. &nbsp;<br />
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It says that my references are 'not defined' because it can't find the dll.<br />

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On my dev machine running the ASP.NET website runs fine! &nbsp;When I deploy it to the server I'm getting errors on lines related to function calls in my DLL. &nbsp;I assume it's because the DLL is in bin, not the GAC. &nbsp;<br />
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If so, how do I install the DLL to the GAC on Windows Server 2008 Standard
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On my dev machine running the ASP.NET website runs fine!  When I deploy it to the server I'm getting errors on lines related to function calls in my DLL.  I assume it's because the DLL is in bin, not the GAC.  

If so, how do I install the DLL to the GAC on Windows Server 2008 Standard

Hi Robert, take a look at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/315682

Doesnt really help me.  I have a DLL that is from Chase (for credit card processing) not one I wrote.  They have an SDK EXE which I ran on the server and this seemed to install it in the windows\assemblies dir but the website still cant find the DLL.

On the server it is in the Bin directory but it&#39;s not finding it.  

It says that my references are &#39;not defined&#39; because it can&#39;t find the dll.


How install DLL to GAC on Windows Server 2008 Standard

On my dev machine running the ASP.NET website runs fine!  When I deploy it to the server I&#39;m getting errors on lines related to function calls in my DLL.  I assume it&#39;s because the DLL is in bin, not the GAC.  

If so, how do I install the DLL to the GAC on Windows Server 2008 Standard

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