Warning 1 Found conflicts between different versions of the same dependent assembly.
Warning 1 Found conflicts between different versions of the same dependent assembly.
I recently upgraded from mydirect.net version 3 to 4.
I did a fresh instal of visual studio and mydirect.net version 4.
The program appears to work fine with debug mode.
However, I still receive this warning in visual studio:
Warning 1 Found conflicts between different versions of the same dependent assembly. [program name here]
At first it was giving me a warning about the older version of mydirect , but that went away when I removed the old license and had version 4 put in a new one.
I still get this warning noted above.
Mydirect.net version 3 is definitely not installed on the computer.
Any way to remove this so it goes away?
Thanks!
I did a fresh instal of visual studio and mydirect.net version 4.
The program appears to work fine with debug mode.
However, I still receive this warning in visual studio:
Warning 1 Found conflicts between different versions of the same dependent assembly. [program name here]
At first it was giving me a warning about the older version of mydirect , but that went away when I removed the old license and had version 4 put in a new one.
I still get this warning noted above.
Mydirect.net version 3 is definitely not installed on the computer.
Any way to remove this so it goes away?
Thanks!
Thank you.
I have an older version of my end user application installed on my pc (which would have the older dll file in the same folder), but would that affect what visual studio sees during development and debugging?
In visual studio I open up my program, when I go to references, I see only one of each dll you mentioned.
I did a fresh install so version 3 was not installed previously.
The old version of my end user application was reloaded which may have had references to the older license (or other things).
When I go to references, add, I do see three corelab.data component names located in different paths. Here is what I see.
1. v. 4.20.14.0 program files/common files/corelab/dataproviders/4.20/net2/corelab.data.dll
2. v. 4.20.14.0 program files/corelab/mydirect.net2/corelab.data.dll
3. v. 4.0.8.0 programfiles/microsoft vs8/common 7/ide/public assemblies/corelab.dbtools.data.dll
I have an older version of my end user application installed on my pc (which would have the older dll file in the same folder), but would that affect what visual studio sees during development and debugging?
In visual studio I open up my program, when I go to references, I see only one of each dll you mentioned.
I did a fresh install so version 3 was not installed previously.
The old version of my end user application was reloaded which may have had references to the older license (or other things).
When I go to references, add, I do see three corelab.data component names located in different paths. Here is what I see.
1. v. 4.20.14.0 program files/common files/corelab/dataproviders/4.20/net2/corelab.data.dll
2. v. 4.20.14.0 program files/corelab/mydirect.net2/corelab.data.dll
3. v. 4.0.8.0 programfiles/microsoft vs8/common 7/ide/public assemblies/corelab.dbtools.data.dll
SAMPLE WEB PROJECT
Alexey,
I e-mailed you a sample web project that produces this error on my system.
Thanks.
W. David Taylor
I e-mailed you a sample web project that produces this error on my system.
Thanks.
W. David Taylor
Re: SAMPLE WEB PROJECT
Which error?wdavet wrote:Alexey,
I e-mailed you a sample web project that produces this error on my system.
Thanks.
W. David Taylor