We are currently using the trial version of LinqConnect with a little over over a week left. I am the only person on our development team that actually installed the devart software. I added the references, built out some data contexts, and built a web service project to use them. Everything is working great on my machine. If anyone else on our development team gets latest, builds and browses the web services locally they get an error stating System.IO.FileNotFoundException: Could not load file or assembly 'Devart.Data.Linq'.
Does each user have to physically install the software, or should they just be able to leverage the dll's that are included in the WebService project I created? We verified the required dll's are copied to the correct directory local on their machines and they are able to build the web services project with no errors, suggesting the references are good, but when they attempt to browse to the compiled webservice locally, they get the error listed above.
My thinking is there must be something they are missing by not actually installing? Any help would be great.
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StanislavK
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Generally, it should be possible to access a local WCF service that uses a LinqConnect model without installing LinqConnect on that machine. In such a situation, the Devart assemblies may be referenced in the service project only.
Could you please specify how these local services are published (e.g., via the local ASP.NET server or IIS)?
Could you please specify how these local services are published (e.g., via the local ASP.NET server or IIS)?