.NET 4 Client Profile Application works on Local Machine but not on Target Machine

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Hello guys,

I have a database application built on .NET 4.0 Client Profile. It works fine on my own machine but when I try to run it on our client's server, it starts but doesn't display any data. The framework versions installed are:

Local Machine:
MS .NET Framework 4 Client Profile - version 4.0.30319
MS .NET Framework 4 Extended - version 4.0.30319
MS .NET Framework 4 Multi Targeting Pack - version 4.0.30319

Target Machine
MS .NET Framework 4 Client Profile - version 4.0.30319
MS .NET Framework 4 Extended - version 4.0.30319

I'd appreciate if anyone could come up with a solution. Suggestions are welcome :)

Thanx,
Umer Aziz Malik

Posted 18-May-12 4:49am

Umer Aziz Malik

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Zoltán Zörgő 18-May-12 14:03pm

Don't you get eny error message, exception? Have you looked in system and application log? Are you shipping every assambly you use?
Try http://www.netomatix.com/development/DependsNet.aspx or http://www.ndepend.com/ to find a missing assambly. And read this one too: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/8kche8ah(v=vs.71).aspx

Umer Aziz Malik 19-May-12 11:30am

Thanx for the suggestion :)

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Umer Aziz Malik · Accepted Answer · 2012-05-19T05:32:00

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I added logging to the application. And found out that MySql.Data was missing, so the application threw an exception which was handled so nothing happened and the application dint crash. So i re-built the application t=at the target machine and it started to work :)

Posted 19-May-12 5:32am

Umer Aziz Malik