How can we add dll file to a model or package for deployment in a production environment?

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Hi experts,

I recently built a project that contains .dll file of a .NET Library file and I am now confused about how to deploy it to a production environment. I mean will the DLL file work in the production environment or do we have to do some additional steps for it?

I will be really thankful for your kind suggestions.

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Arif Hussain

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Komi Siabi 12,772 Most Valuable Professional on at

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How can we add dll file to a model or package for deployment in a production environment?

Hello,

You mentioned that you built the project which contains a .NET library file.

You do no need any additional step on Tier 2 and Production after deployment.
Martin Dráb 231,403 Most Valuable Professional on at

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How can we add dll file to a model or package for deployment in a production environment?

The information you provided isn't sufficient to answer your question.

If you mean a DLL not built by your project, you need to include it in the bin folder of your module, unless it's a file that F&O already contains. The same applies to other files that this file may depend on.
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André Arnaud de Cal... 292,516 Super User 2025 Season 1 on at

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How can we add dll file to a model or package for deployment in a production environment?

Hi Arif,

The dll will be part of the deployable package. That should take care of installing it on the production environment. If the file will be recognized correctly depends on if another version of the dll is already used by Dynamics 365.

Ensure you test it on a Tier-2 sandbox environment before moving it to production.
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How can we add dll file to a model or package for deployment in a production environment?

Sir Martin Dráb,

Can you please share your insights about it? I will be thankful to you.