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Hi,

I have been developing using a licensed version of ChartFX.Net for the

last week or so now and have recently run in to a problem. I am receiving

the error marked above in my code - it compiles fine but when I try and

visit the page it produces that error. I've checked for dual references and

can't find any. Does anybody have any idea? can you offer me some pointers

as to where to look?

Cheers, Dan.

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I have seen this problem in our servers even with assemblies we are not

using at the moment but we copy to the webserver bin folders. It seems to be

more likely to happen if you are running ApplicationCenter (at least in our

tests) so we think it could be related to the AppCenter sync process.

The only solution at this moment is to kill the aspnet_wp process (a new one

will be created almost immediately). Note that this only seems to happen (in

our case) when we copy new ChartFX assemblies to our server. if you do not

deploy new assemblies it never happens.

I also saw an article at msdn.microsoft.com that acknowledged this as a bug

in the .NET framework but the only workaround in the article was to add the

assemblies to the GAC which I do not think is the right thing to do.

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Regards,

JC

Software FX Support

"Dan Rough" <dan@mediasterling.com> wrote in message

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> Hi,

>

> I have been developing using a licensed version of ChartFX.Net for the

> last week or so now and have recently run in to a problem. I am receiving

> the error marked above in my code - it compiles fine but when I try and

> visit the page it produces that error. I've checked for dual references

and

> can't find any. Does anybody have any idea? can you offer me some pointers

> as to where to look?

>

> Cheers, Dan.

>

>

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