Hi, I'm getting the following exception when both my modules start up.  If just continue the site seems to work fine.  This happens intermittently buty seems like it comes once after a rebuild but don't hold me to that.

Win 7, IIS 7 .NET 2, DNN 5.6, VS 2010 .NET 3.5

{System.Collections.ListDictionaryInternal}
{"The method or operation is not implemented."}

   at com.bsgsystems.dnn.Test.FeatureController.GetSearchItems(ModuleInfo ModInfo) in ...\DNNDev\DesktopModules\Test\Components\FeatureController.cs:line 110
   at DotNetNuke.Services.Search.ModuleIndexer.GetSearchIndexItems(Int32 PortalID)\

My VS 2010 project is configured for .NET 3.5 but my IIS App Pool is running on 2.0, which as I understand is supposed to handle 3.5. The only other choice was 4.0 which isn't supported by DNN yet.

Actually now that you mention it, it looks like the exception is comning from the FeatureController class generated by the VS template. I haven't implemented anything in there and that's what the exception is about /// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ///

/// GetSearchItems implements the ISearchable Interface ///

/// The ModuleInfo for the module to be Indexed /// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- public DotNetNuke.Services.Search.SearchItemInfoCollection GetSearchItems(DotNetNuke.Entities.Modules.ModuleInfo ModInfo) { //SearchItemInfoCollection SearchItemCollection = new SearchItemInfoCollection(); //List colJazz.SSMIs = GetJazz.SSMIs(ModInfo.ModuleID); //foreach (Jazz.SSMIInfo objJazz.SSMI in colJazz.SSMIs) //{ // SearchItemInfo SearchItem = new SearchItemInfo(ModInfo.ModuleTitle, objJazz.SSMI.Content, objJazz.SSMI.CreatedByUser, objJazz.SSMI.CreatedDate, ModInfo.ModuleID, objJazz.SSMI.ItemId.ToString(), objJazz.SSMI.Content, "ItemId=" + objJazz.SSMI.ItemId.ToString()); // SearchItemCollection.Add(SearchItem); //} //return SearchItemCollection; throw new System.NotImplementedException("The method or operation is not implemented."); }