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Ken Varn
I have just recently installed the SP1 for .NET Framework 1.1. I have
noticed something odd with my ASP.NET page now and I think it may be
attributed to the SP1 application, but I wanted to check if this is a known
problem or not.
My ASP.NET application makes some calls into managed C++ assemblies.
Normally, if I make updates to the web page, I could copy the new files to
the web server without restarting it and everything would work fine.
However, now I have noticed that when I copy a new version of my web page
assemblies to my web server, the managed C++ assembly calls seem to no
longer function properly. If I try to debug the application, none of the
debug code seems to line up within the debugger in the C++ files. I did not
have this problem before installing SP1. The C# source seems to be
unaffected.
The only way to correct it is to restart the web server. Once I do this, it
runs correctly.
Can someone explain why this happens and if there is a better solution
besides restarting the web server everytime I copy a new update to the
server?
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Ken Varn
Senior Software Engineer
Diebold Inc.
EmailID = varnk
Domain = Diebold.com
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noticed something odd with my ASP.NET page now and I think it may be
attributed to the SP1 application, but I wanted to check if this is a known
problem or not.
My ASP.NET application makes some calls into managed C++ assemblies.
Normally, if I make updates to the web page, I could copy the new files to
the web server without restarting it and everything would work fine.
However, now I have noticed that when I copy a new version of my web page
assemblies to my web server, the managed C++ assembly calls seem to no
longer function properly. If I try to debug the application, none of the
debug code seems to line up within the debugger in the C++ files. I did not
have this problem before installing SP1. The C# source seems to be
unaffected.
The only way to correct it is to restart the web server. Once I do this, it
runs correctly.
Can someone explain why this happens and if there is a better solution
besides restarting the web server everytime I copy a new update to the
server?
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Ken Varn
Senior Software Engineer
Diebold Inc.
EmailID = varnk
Domain = Diebold.com
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