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How do I make my DLL available on remote Server??

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    I have a .DLL in my Project/App_code folder, it works without adding any import statements to my .aspx programs on local machine. But when I upload my web app, it says my DLL don't exist. What can I do, can anyone help me, I appreciate it.

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      I have a .DLL in my Project/App_code folder, it works without adding any import statements to my .aspx programs on local machine. But when I upload my web app, it says my DLL don't exist. What can I do, can anyone help me, I appreciate it.

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      the DLL is both in my project's /bin and /app_code directory and I receive this message. Compiler Error Message: CS0103: The name 'Sel' does not exist in the current context.

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        the DLL is both in my project's /bin and /app_code directory and I receive this message. Compiler Error Message: CS0103: The name 'Sel' does not exist in the current context.

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        I solved it, but was wondering If I can change the location of the DLLs, perhaps more local. I had to go up to the root and place my bin folder there. Can I put it in my project folder somehow?

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          I solved it, but was wondering If I can change the location of the DLLs, perhaps more local. I had to go up to the root and place my bin folder there. Can I put it in my project folder somehow?

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          Assuming this an assembly from another project, or third party, you need to add a reference to it in your application. That's all it should take.


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