Not able to get the methods which are available in dll.

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Hi,

I developed a project and website.I added the reference of a project to the website.Everything works fine for a little time.Then I have added A new method (example ::Test()) in project and rebuilded the solution and added the latest dll reference to website.
But When I am calling this Test() method which is available in the project.Its not recognizing teh Test() method.In the bin folder,The dll file created date is showing the current time.Why my project.dll is still pointing to older version even though I have builded?whats the solution for this?

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Posted 6-May-13 7:56am

priya9826

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ZurdoDev 6-May-13 13:59pm

Sounds like you didn't use the right access modifier. Is Test marked as public?

priya9826 6-May-13 14:06pm

Its public only.

skydger 6-May-13 15:58pm

Is it possible, that solution has mixed configurations for your dll and other projects? For example an dll project has Debug configuration and site's project has Release config.

priya9826 6-May-13 17:04pm

no

priya9826 6-May-13 17:05pm

Its able to recognize static methods and its not recognizing non static methods

db7uk 6-May-13 17:32pm

Have you cleaned your solution. Have you closed the IDE and gone back in. Is the property public? You mentioned that you app is recognising static methods, so are you trying to instantiate your object before trying to call the method?

priya9826 13-May-13 15:41pm

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!

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priya9826 · Answer 1 · 2013-06-17T10:58:00

Solution 1

This is due to the static class.Static methods are called with the help of static classes but the not the objects

Posted 17-Jun-13 10:58am

priya9826