On 1 Feb, 12:31, "Kevin Spencer" <unclechutney [at] localhost> wrote:
> You can register the class library in the GAC.
>
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> HTH,
>
> Kevin Spencer
> Chicken Salad Surgeon
> Microsoft MVP
>
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> >I have got an ASP.Net 3.5 web application running on IIS containing a
> > virtual directory. The virtual directory is a shared controls library.
> > What I was wondering is there any way of registering the virtual
> > directory in Visual Studio 2008 so that the IDE doesn't complain about
> > not being able to find any of the registered controls in a web form.
>
> > Many thanks
>
> > Andrew
Referencing the assembly isn't the problem. When I say control library
I meant user controls. To give you a bit of context I've got a series
of registration and account management forms which are used on a few
different sites. These sit in the library, the library is referenced
in the web application and is a virtual directory in IIS so the GUI
can be displayed.
