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Problem with Deployed DLL not showing up in AX2012 on new AOS Server

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I have a customer that has asked me to make a new AOS server for them.
 
But on that new AOS server I am having a problem with one of the DLL's that they use.
 
The DLL should be deployed automatically from the Visual Studio Project in the AOT.
But that does not seem to work, even though it looks like the dll is deployed to the correct folders on the server. 
I can see that the dll can be found in these folders, with the current date, so the dll's are deployed to the correct folders.
%USERPROFILE%//AppData//Local//Microsoft//Dynamics Ax//VSAssemblies{1DFE689E-3A39-4F6E-9006-0368B8913483}
C://Program Files//Microsoft Dynamics AX//60//Server//DynamicsAX2012R3_Test//bin//VSAssemblies
 
So that should work, but it doesn't, and if I try to create a reference to the dll manually under the AOT/References, it still does not work.
 
But if a start a client from the old AOS that points to the instance on the new AOS, I can access the dll with no problems.
 
Does anyone have an idea what the problem might be?
 
The kernel and application version is 6.3.6000.151, and I have tried a full compilation and CIL compilation, and restart of the client/server, and also the Windows Server.

 
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    Rudi Hansen Profile Picture
    4,075 on at
    I found the problem, the dll had a dependency that i was not aware of, but i found it when i tried to register the dll using regasm.
    So I just copied the missing dll from the old server, and not the dll seems to be working.
  • Martin Dráb Profile Picture
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    If using a different client makes a difference, doesn't it mean that the assembly is actually used on client (while you keep talking about the server tier)?
     
    How are you testing it? Are you sure that the code runs on server?

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