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.net assembly not showing public construtor in LabVIEW 2015

In comparing the screenshots I notice that the assembly versions are different (on your home computer - 2.0.0.2 and your work computer - 2.0.0.3). Is this a factor?

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And have you installed those DLLs on both computers or just copied them over to the computer from somewhere? Nowadays DLLs seldom are self contained but need other DLLs such as standard runtime libraries for the version of the development IDE they were created in or even custom type DLLs. You may be lucky on one computer that these dependency already got installed by another software component, but generally the only safe way to get a DLL moved to another system is by using the provided installer from the software developer.

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I have installed same version DLLs on both computer.

I am sending snap of my home computer.

 

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Still I am not able to see constructor at office computer.

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@PradipPawar wrote:

Still I am not able to see constructor at office computer.


What about the screenshot you posted here? I notice yiou say that this is "working" yet it clearly shows version 2.0.0.3. Maybe you should check this again.

 

http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/net-assembly-not-showing-public-construtor-in-LabVIEW-2015/m-p/33175...

 

EDIT: I see that you have down-graded your home computer assembly reference, ok ignore my question.

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