A simple windows forms application with a toolbar based on an imagelist will cause this problem. The images are embedded in the form/assembly - there is no separate resource file. No culture-specific settings have been changed from defaults.
When the application is launched via NTD, or even in the IDE, IIS logs (or fuslogvw) show the application probing for myapp.resources.dll in several folders under APPBASE, as though it was a culture specific resource (en-us folder, etc).
The real problem is that over a WAN, that probing adds an extra 10 seconds or more to my load time. Is there any way/setting to prevent this from happening I would prefer not to use/buy a different toolbar control as that will add to the deployment size.
NTD app probes for non-existent app.resources.dll file
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NTD app probes for non-existent app.resources.dll file
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