Output Difference when Debug and Deploy the Application

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Hi,
i am developing a web site using vs 2010.it uses a external dll , which is written on VBA(VB6).
when i add the dll reference and debug the application(http://localhost:58554/myapp),i got the expected output .when i configure it in iis(http://localhost/myapp) and browse the output is differ. I am using the same coding same dll reference. where will be the error ?

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Posted 12-Jul-13 0:31am

John Sathish Tamilarasu

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Sushil Mate 12-Jul-13 6:43am

you need to elaborate more? what dll are you speaking of? what kind of output you are getting?

John Sathish Tamilarasu 12-Jul-13 6:51am

The dll i am using is our own business logic dll. it is working good with vb applications. now i am migrating the vb application to web app. a specific function should return month days=30. when i debug the application it returns 30.when i configure the app in iis and browse it returns month days=1. but there is no code change and dll change.what is the issue?

Sushil Mate 12-Jul-13 6:57am

I guess problem lies in the dll logic. can you show us the dll code?

SIJUTHOMASP 12-Jul-13 8:19am

Is your dll is directly referenced and taken from bin only or do you have any reference in web.config to take it from GAC ? If do you have any old version dll in GAC which is referenced while you accessed it from IIS. Do you have any scenarios like that.

ZurdoDev 12-Jul-13 12:05pm

Where's the error? How can we know. There is not just one possibility for your scenario. You need to post code, error messages, more detail.

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