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    HatakeKaKaShi
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    Hi Guys need help! Currently i created a class file and generate to a dll file for my ASP.net web page use. However when i recompile after editing my class file. I copy my new dll over to my web project i can't seem to run my asp.net web page. Do i need to recompile my ASp.net page as well after i copy my new dll file over.

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      Hi Guys need help! Currently i created a class file and generate to a dll file for my ASP.net web page use. However when i recompile after editing my class file. I copy my new dll over to my web project i can't seem to run my asp.net web page. Do i need to recompile my ASp.net page as well after i copy my new dll file over.

      KaKaShi HaTaKe

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      Did you tried Ctrl+F5. I think its due to cache. with Ctrl+F5 it will reload the dll from the host. Please recheck if your compilation was 100% successful and confirm if you have 0 errors

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        Did you tried Ctrl+F5. I think its due to cache. with Ctrl+F5 it will reload the dll from the host. Please recheck if your compilation was 100% successful and confirm if you have 0 errors

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        Hmph ok.... What happen if is another C#.EXE programme that using the dll file. The DLL edit and compile is 100% success But in Another programme i copy the new dll over can't seem to work as well

        KaKaShi HaTaKe

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