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Unable to retrieve assembly fullname Parameter name: assemblyPath
Posted on 2011-03-01
Hi,
I am adding reference of an existing assembly (assembly1.dll developed in house) to a Web site project. Environment is Windows 7, VS2010. Target platform is 32-bit, target framework is .Net 2.0
Getting the following error:
A reference to 'c:\source\project1\assemb
Parameter name: assemblyPath
Please let me know if you have any suggestions, thoughts?
Thanks in advance.
I am adding reference of an existing assembly (assembly1.dll developed in house) to a Web site project. Environment is Windows 7, VS2010. Target platform is 32-bit, target framework is .Net 2.0
Getting the following error:
A reference to 'c:\source\project1\assemb
Parameter name: assemblyPath
Please let me know if you have any suggestions, thoughts?
Thanks in advance.
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3 Comments
Are you sure what you're trying to add a reference to is actually an assembly and not a C/C++ DLL?
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/netfxbcl/thread/f6943233-3a7a-4179-a577-3dbb66beede7
Simplest way to find out would be to try to load the assembly using ildasm and see what it tells you.
Also, is it actually an assembly or just a module? It would be rare, but you can create modules in .NET that have no manifest information. The modules are then combined into an assembly at a later point.
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/netfxbcl/thread/f6943233-3a7a-4179-a577-3dbb66beede7
Simplest way to find out would be to try to load the assembly using ildasm and see what it tells you.
Also, is it actually an assembly or just a module? It would be rare, but you can create modules in .NET that have no manifest information. The modules are then combined into an assembly at a later point.
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