I've created C# assembly which was included into Script Task code as following:
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Imports DTX55AppDefaults.DTX55ApDefaults
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The ScriptMain window recognize this assembly and can see all methods with no problem.
The class View window see the assembly with whole list of methods with no problems.
I build the code when ScriptMain window was open and save the code.
Then I close window and run the package in Debug mode.
Debuger throw out exception :
"Error: The script threw and exception: Could not load file assembly 'DTX55AppDefaults, Version=1.0.0.0,Culture=neutral,PublicKeyToken=null' or one of its dependencies. The system can not find the file specified."
Even if I comment all code inside the Script Task except "Import" clause it give me that error.
The assembly successfully used by another C# projects.
The assemply is visible inside ScriptTask developer environment.
Any ideas what's wrong will be greately appreciated, because I am really stuck with it.
Thank you,
Vitaliy

Using custom assembly problem. Help!
corner22
PS: It is not possibel to copy a file in the windows\assembly directory!
Loom
the_evil_one
drag the assembly to \windows\assembly\
or install it with installutil.exe (included with .NET SDK and VS).
Opher535
Henri KONSTAIN
I assume you added a reference to the assembly in your script task.
Jimmyh
I have the same problem: In VSA the assemblies works fine. I can see all the classes.
But when I execute the SSIS-Package a get the error:....file not found.
I have copied the *.dll to :
C:\Programme\Microsoft SQL Server\90\SDK\Assemblies\
C:\windows\Microsoft.Net\Framework\V2.0.50727\
and then I haved tried to use installutil.exe
c:\d\installutil.exe c:\Programme\microsoft SQL server\90\SDK\Assemblies\mc.dll
Installutil cannot find the DLL
Have someone an example for using the installutil.exe
In the Scripting-Book of Donald Farmer is an example with an existing DLL. But there is no example for using the installutil.exe.
Loom
JpDev
Thanks Simon,
but the problem is still there.
You are right, the gacutil is the right tool.
I have no problem to use this global assembly in any other VB.Net program.
I have only to add a reference to the project and the programm works fine.
But where is the cookbook for SSIS-packages
David Priddle
(I am sorry, I am not in front of my work computer now,so can not type exact name of Framework folder).
Rgrds,
Vitaliy
JHagan
Vitaliy
ThoWa
Shouldn't that be gacutil rather than installutil