Download the 64-bit Chilkat. NET assembly for the 4.5, and Frameworks. * Contains all Chilkat. NET classes for the v4.5.*. NET Frameworks ( Visual Studio 2012/2013). * The 1st download depends on the VC+ 2012 runtime (see Common Error 2) and may be used in both VS2012 and VS2013. * The 2nd download depends on the VC+ 2013 runtime (see Common Error 2) and may be used in VS2013. Download and unzip to any directory. There is no install. To use the Chilkat. NET assembly in a Visual Studio project, add a reference to the Chilkat Dot Net45.dll. ( When adding the reference, Browse to the location of the Chilkat Dot Net45.dll.) The Chilkat. NET assembly is a mixed-mode assembly. It provides a managed API, but the inner core contains native code. A process must load the correct assembly at runtime. A 32-bit process must load the 32-bit Chilkat Dot Net45.dll, and a 64-bit process must load the 64-bit Chilkat Dot Net45.dll. When a process tries to load the incorrect format, the following error will occur: Could not load file or assembly ' Chilkat Dot Net45' or one of its dependencies. An attempt was made to load a program with an incorrect format. See Incorrect Format for more information. The Chilkat. NET 4.5 assembly requires the VC+ 2012 or 2013 runtime to be installed on any computer where your application runs. Most computers will already have it installed. Your development computer will have it because Visual Studio has been installed. However, if deploying to a computer where the required VC+ runtime is not available, the following error will occur: Could not load file or assembly ' Chilkat Dot Net45.dll' or one of its dependencies. The specified module could not be found. See Could not load assembly Chilkat Dot Net*.dll or one of its dependencies for more information. Also see Could not load assembly Chilkat Dot Net45.dll or one of its dependencies for more information.
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This question relates to an ASP. NET website, originally developed in VS 2005 and now in VS 2008. This website uses two unmanaged external DLLs which are not. NET and I do not have the source code to compile them and have to use them as is. This website runs fine from within Visual Studio, locating and accessing these external DLLs correctly. However, when the website is published on a webserver (runnning IIS6 and ASP. NET 2.0) rather than the development PC it cannot locate and access these external DLLs, and I get the following error: Unable to load DLL ' XYZ.dll The specified module could not be found. ( Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007007 E) The external DLLs are located in the bin directory of the website, along with the managed DLLs that wrap them and all the other DLLs for the website. Searching this problem reveals that many other people seem to have the same problem accessing external non. NET DLLs from ASP. NET websites, but I haven't found a solution that works. I have tried the following: Running DEPENDS to check the dependencies to establish that the first three are in System32 directory in the path, the last is in the. NET 2 framework. I put the two DLLs and their dependencies in System32 and rebooted the server, but website still couldn't load these external DLLs. Gave full rights to ASPNET, IIS_ WPG and IUSR (for that server) to the website bin directory and rebooted, but website still couldn't load these external DLLs. Added the external DLLs as existing items to the projects and set their Copy to Output property to Copy Always, and website still can't find the DLLs. Also set their Build Action property to Embedded resource and website still can't find the DLLs. Any assistance with this problem would be greatly appreciated!.
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