BizTalk server 2006 R2 not using recently “GAC”ced dll

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    • May 4, 2009 at 6:10 AM #22291
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        I have a dll which is “GAC”ced (c:\windows\assembly) which is being
        used by my Biztalk Application, for some requirement, i changed a
        function in that dll and

        1.i uninstalled the old DLL which was in gac[version was 1.0.0.0]

        2.i “GAC”ced the newly built dll into GAC[version is 1.0.0.0]

        3.i restarted the BizTalk Host Instances also.

        but still the output “seems” to be from the old dll’s function.

        i am not getting the problem, why still i am getting the old output.

        can anybody help me in this,

        Thx in advance.

      • May 6, 2009 at 7:06 AM #22312
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          Can’t see how this can be

          have you got a single biztalk installation or multiple servers \ hosts?

          If not, I would suggest you delete the dll from the gac entirely, restart your host and try running through the biztalk process again.  If the program fails then you know you have successfully removed the dll from the system. 

          If it does not fail its then either the dll is being installed to teh gac but is not visible (not sure this is possible but may be) or there is another host running the old code

          Hope this helps

          Dino

           

          • May 12, 2009 at 11:27 PM #22362
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              Have you re-deployed your BizTalk application ? if it’s still nor working , please try these

              1. Remove dll from the Biztalk ( using Biztalk explor in VS IDE )

              2.then re-deploy  and update the gac

              3. restart the host instance

               

               

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