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8/14/2009 5:14 PM
 

WARNING!!!    Extreme Newbie has entered the forum.

Yesterday was my first day with DNN and the install went quite well. Today I started to dig into a project that was started by a prior employee a couple of years ago, and it has been handed to me to finish (I think I'm going to spew).  The DNN content that has already been developed into the website looks pretty good, so this morning I started by using VS2005 to update issues like database connection strings that have changed since the development started. When I first loaded the project into VS2005, I had over 217 compile errors and have managed to resolve all but one, and that's where I need some help. I'm down to one compile error that reads as follows:

Type 'DotNetNuke.WebServices.ExceptionsReceiver' is not defined. C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents\Website\Admin\Logging\LogViewer.ascx.vb 484 30 DotNetNuke

I think I have a bad Web Reference, but I can't figure out how to resolve it. My .NET exerience has been limited to Winform apps and this whole ASPNET app is new to me.  All the code in this web app was developed by someone else and the error is triggered on a command-line that reads as follows:

Dim x As New DotNetNuke.WebServices.ExceptionsReceiver 

And then there's this script, which I'm not sure is relavent or not:

version='1.0' encoding='utf-8'?>SettingsFile xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/2004/01/settings" CurrentProfile="(Default)" GeneratedClassNamespace="My" GeneratedClassName="MySettings" UseMySettingsClassName="true">Profiles />Settings>Setting Name="DotNetNuke_localhost_ExceptionsReceiver" Type="(Web Service URL)" Scope="Application">Value Profile="(Default)">http://exceptions.dotnetnuke.com/DesktopModules/DotNetNuke%20-%20Global%20Exception%20Receiver/ExceptionsReceiver.asmx</Value>Setting>Settings>SettingsFile>

Please help - TIA

 

 

 
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