"Permission denied" message

[Janitor]

I have created a dll that I am using via ASP pages. The problem that I run into is that, after running any page that accesses that dll, I am no longer able to re-compile the dll (I get the "Permission denied" error). Evidently the ASP server is grabbing that dll and holding it in memory, making it impossible to write over it during the re-compile. Is there a simple way of getting around this (i.e. flushing out some type of dll cache)? Thanks.

Jay

[alex_read]

Are you using Interdev
If so, there isn't, you need to close interdev down, THEN access the VB project. Annoying, but no way around this one.

If you aren't using this then I don't know

[ShIzO]

try stopping an IIS or PWS (whichever you use) before recompiling...

[Janitor]

As an answer to the two previous replies:

1. I am not using InterDev for development

2. Closing out IIS does not seem to release the dll.

Thanks for the ideas, and please send any more that anyone has my way.

Jay

[c_whisper]

the file will be locked and that is logical.
you should only complie the dll when it is ready.

instead do the following:

run your dll and choose the option: start browser, rather than waiting for the componenet to be created.

in the text box write the URL for ur ASP page.

cool huh?