I've been reading the .NET documentation and it says there that in order=20
for an assembly to be shared in the Global Assembly Cache, it has to be=20
properly signed with a Strong Name. I think the Firebird net provider's=20
DLL is not signed with strong name.
I'm wondering -- is it only me who is not seeing the Firebird Net=20
Provider automatically under the ".Net" tab of "Add References", or is=20
everyone also experiencing the same thing.
Dick
Carlos Guzm=E1n =C1lvarez wrote:
> Hello:
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>> Hello,
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>> I have a newbie question -- I installed the firebird net provider=20
>> using the installer, and I can see the entry in the Global Assembly=20
>> Cache (\winnt\assembly). I'm just wondering how come when I choose=20
>> the "Add References" option in Visual Studio, Firebird does not appear=
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>> in the .NET tab? I have to manually choose "Browse" and look for the=20
>> DLL. Am I missing something?
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>> I have already tried also doing a drag-and-drop of the DLL to the=20
>> assembly folder, as well as, use the gacutil.exe. But while I can see=
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>> there is a FirebirdSql.Data.Firebird in my assembly folder, it just=20
>> refuses to appear automatically in Visual Studio's Reference dialog.
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> Ok i will try to see it in the next days.
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