C# Application error could not lad vjslib.dll

Hi,

we are attemtping to try and get out Livelink Services up and running and they seem to be installed correctly, I can add them and instantiate them with the following line of code. llAuthentication.

AuthenticationClient client = new ConsoleApplication5.llAuthentication. AuthenticationClient

();

Obviously the reference I have added is called llAuthentication, so when I attempt to call AuthenticateUser as below, I get the following error;

string token = client.AuthenticateUser( "mpine" , "MY_PASSWORD");

Could not load file or assembly 'vjslib, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b03f5f7f11d50a3a' or one of its dependencies. The system cannot find the file specified.

I initially was doing this in VS 2010, but decided to try VS 2008 as well and have tried targetting both .Net 4.0 and .Net 3.5 versions of the framework, have phsyically copied the dll in the bin directory and still does not work.

Is there something I am missing in regards to getting these services working ?

regards
Michael

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Kyle_Swidrovich

Yes, vjslib.dll

It's a part of the Visual J# 2.0 Redistributable.
You should be able to grab a copy from Microsoft with a quick Google.

Will_Harrington

Quoted Kyle Swidrovich (kswidrov) on 2011/01/24 12:32:

Yes, vjslib.dll

It's a part of the Visual J# 2.0 Redistributable.
You should be able to grab a copy from Microsoft with a quick Google.

Thanks, sorry I didn't state the bleeding obvious in my post, so I should put that in.

I have downloaded and already installed j# redistributable after searching on google, but thanks for the "hint".

I have also copied that dll into the bin directory that the sample executable is running from, I am working on a Windows 7 machine, I have copied those dll's into the Windows and Windows System directory as well and it still won't load that dll. I can't really find any helpful information in the fusion log for the DLL binding either.

So does anybody on these forums or anybody at all from OpenText have any solution as to where I need to put those dll's or what to do to get a goddam basic c# application working using the Services ?

Never had a problem like this before using services from lots of other different clients, but then none of them probably had some reliance on j#

regards
Michael

Kyle_Swidrovich

You may be receiving that error from the web server hosting the Content Web Service deployment.
Have you installed the redistributable on that machine?

sgrasley

Is the error coming from IIS? Do you have 32-bit applications enabled for the Application Pool that is running the web services? Which OS are you using?

Thanks,

Scott

Will_Harrington

Thanks Kyle and Scott for the responses, going to get in touch with ECM boys here and ask them those questions, sounds like a good path.

thanks
Michael

Will_Harrington

Thanks Guys for the point in the right direction, it actually just didn't dawn on me that this would not be installed on the server, I assume the boys would have installed it as part of the installation process, but maybe there was something missing there.

But anyway the services are working fine to much relief from the Project Manager.

cheers
Michael