Renci.SHHNET.dll reference in D365 Project

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Hello All,

I am doing a file based integration for which I have added the Renci,sshnet.dll as reference in my project.

Now when I build the project it throws me an error "A reference to 'System.Runtime, Version=4.2.2.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b03f5f7f11d50a3a' is required to compile this module."

I have pasted the C# library project and Renci dll in "K:\AosService\PackagesandLocalDirectory\<MyPackage>\<MyModel>\bin\

Still its not working.

Can someone please suggest me what would be the missing reference that I need to add?

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Martin Dráb 239,040 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Please give us more information about what you did. There is no point in putting a Visual Studio project to the bin folder, but I guess you maybe mean a DLL file built from your project. You also didn't mention what the project has to do with F&O and whether you've added any project reference or an assembly reference.

Doesn't your project target .NET Core instead of .NET Framework? I suspect that this may be the reason for the error.

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Can someone please help me by suggesting some answers?

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Thanks for your response Martin.

Yes I have put the dll file into the bin.

And in that I have written code for connecting with SFTP server by passing (hostname,username,password,port) to pick up files from a storage location

And to read the file and then load data in D365 FO custom tables,

And let me the check project Target.

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Hello,

I believe you are trying to connect with an sftp server with your dll.

I have encountered this error before. Please confirm that your project is .Net Framework class library

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I have just checked it martin.

The project target is .Net Core 3.1.

Do I need to select .Net 5.1 instead?

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Komi Siabi 13,208 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi D365_Wibes,

Your project should target .NET framework

Right click project and property.

If you do not have .Net framework to update, you might create a new C# class Library(.NET framework)

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Thanks Siabi. It worked!!! Awesome

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Awesome!! It worked!!!

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