Referencing .Net Assemblies

[Lycangeek]

fyi - I still haven't received anything on either email account. If you are still getting a bounce, post your email to see if I can reach you.

[wig]

I've emailed to both accounts now, zipped as well! If they don't arrive this time I'll post it...

[Lycangeek]

Well, you have found a bug. Unfortunately I am not exactly sure what is going wrong yet. I do know that is works with the current source base (Constellation) but I want to know exactly what the problem is so that I can see if there is a workaround. I'll let you know what I find.

[wig]

Keep me posted on any developments with this bug...

Thanks

[Lycangeek]

Well, it turns out that the bug is related to the way we sort the GAC and "referenced" assemblies together when displaying the popup list. The problem comes around if any "referenced" assembly is later alphabetically than the last entry in the GAC. In this case the assembly started with Z and the last assembly in my GAC starts with V.

So the workaround is

a. Rename the assembly
b. Sign the "referenced" assembly and put it into the GAC

Of course, if you don't have access to the code, you can create a do-nothing assembly called ZZZZZ or some such and put it into the GAC.

No, it's not pretty, but it should do the trick.