Attributes bug

[Joe Smith]

We cannot reproduce the issue at the moment.

Please upgrade to the newest (6.0.20) build of Entity Developer. If this doesn't help, try to reproduce the problem with the model \ConsoleApplication94\DataModel1.hbml from the test project topic30213.zip we sent to you on Aug 21, 2014. Notify us about the result.

Unfortunately, upgrading to the latest version does not help.
If I go to Model -> Settings -> Attributes and press the Refresh button on the lower panel I got this error:

Unable to load one or more of the requested types. Retrieve the LoaderExceptions property for more information

Same thing if I remove my assembly and then try to add it again.
I can't reproduce the issue with the sample project so I'll manage to send you my assembly ASAP.

[Shalex]

I can't reproduce the issue with the sample project so I'll manage to send you my assembly ASAP.

Looking forward to your sample project. Please notify here on forum after submitting request.

[Joe Smith]

Looking forward to your sample project. Please notify here on forum after submitting request.

I've just submitted a support request with the subject "Attributes bug" and my assembly attached as a zip file. Please try to load it in ED and look into the LoaderExceptions property of the exception.

Thank you.

[Shalex]

We confirm receiving your email with *.dll. We will process your ticket as soon as possible.

[Joe Smith]

We confirm receiving your email with *.dll. We will process your ticket as soon as possible.

Hi, any news about that?

[Shalex]

The reason of the issue is that your RentingBus.Business.dll assembly references
System.Web.Mvc.dll
System.Web.WebPages.dll
which are not available for Entity Developer (it looks in GAC and in the same folder where EntityDeveloper.exe is located).

Entity Developer executes the code:

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Assembly.Load(@"...\RentingBus.Business.dll");

You can reproduce the issue by running the code in a simple console application.

[Joe Smith]

The reason of the issue is that your RentingBus.Business.dll assembly references
System.Web.Mvc.dll
System.Web.WebPages.dll
which are not available for Entity Developer (it looks in GAC and in the same folder where EntityDeveloper.exe is located).

Entity Developer executes the code:

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Assembly.Load(@"...\RentingBus.Business.dll");

You can reproduce the issue by running the code in a simple console application.

Ok, but why not looking in the same assembly folder? They are right there
The strange thing is that when I first created that assembly, several months ago, everything worked well so the bug was introduced from a certain software version, although I can not say which one.
Anyway, what do you suggest me? Should I simply put the required assembly in the same directory of ED or are you going to put an option in the project to select a referenced assembly folder?

[Shalex]

Please put the required assembly in the same directory of Entity Developer.