We have updated one of our solutions - and after the update (copying of new .dll files into the bin folder) we get this notice:
ERROR. This solution has a version conflict. bin-dll: 5160960 (19.1.0.2), admin-dll: 5160960 (19.1.0.0).
How can we solve this?!
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Error with update of solution
Posted on 16/08/2010 16:52:18
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Posted on 16/08/2010 17:00:46
Hi there,
Are you sure the site's Admin folder and your site are in sync? E.g does the Bin folder at the same level as the Admin folder have the same set of DLLs as your application's Bin folder has?
It looks like something got out of sync somewhere.
Imar
Are you sure the site's Admin folder and your site are in sync? E.g does the Bin folder at the same level as the Admin folder have the same set of DLLs as your application's Bin folder has?
It looks like something got out of sync somewhere.
Imar
Posted on 17/08/2010 09:43:07
I have looked everywhere for a admin bin folder - but I only have one single bin folder for the entire site?!
Posted on 17/08/2010 10:13:28
Right, I thought you were referring to a custom solution where your site has its own Bin folder and references the Admin folder from a standard solution.
In this case, it sounds like you only updated /Bin and not /Admin as well? The two should be treated as a unit. So, if you download a new Application from Engage, you should copy all files from the application into your site.
If this doesn't help, can you describe your setup (e.g. folder names etc) in more detail?
Imar
In this case, it sounds like you only updated /Bin and not /Admin as well? The two should be treated as a unit. So, if you download a new Application from Engage, you should copy all files from the application into your site.
If this doesn't help, can you describe your setup (e.g. folder names etc) in more detail?
Imar
Nicolai Høeg Pedersen
Posted on 17/08/2010 10:37:07
That error will only occur if /Admin is a virtual directory.
Problem is, that the location of the files used for /Admin (find it in iis manager) is located next to a /Bin (which the solution does not use) with older versions of Dynamicweb.dll that the ones found in /Bin of the websites homedirectory.
This means that you are running with 19.1.0.0 .aspx files in administration, but with 19.1.0.2 assemblies in the websites bin directory. That could cause parts of the administration to show errors.
Have a look at the installation guide to see how things should be installed.
Problem is, that the location of the files used for /Admin (find it in iis manager) is located next to a /Bin (which the solution does not use) with older versions of Dynamicweb.dll that the ones found in /Bin of the websites homedirectory.
This means that you are running with 19.1.0.0 .aspx files in administration, but with 19.1.0.2 assemblies in the websites bin directory. That could cause parts of the administration to show errors.
Have a look at the installation guide to see how things should be installed.
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