ASP.NET Website Smart Card Reader dll path error

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Hi,
I am using smart card reader for personal information tracking.I had included all the dll and Extensions for the card reader inside website bin folder and bulid the solution.
But when i am invoking the object for card reader it gives an error like,

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Could not find a part of the path 'C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\Temporary ASP.NET Files\hims\ba0ddc3b\bd494651\assembly\dl3\5e365102\0047b093_cf50d001\Extensions'

then i copied the same dll and extension folder to the above location.
now the object is created and data read successfully.
But the problem is that now i copied the files in temp folder so once i stopped the application it will loss every thing and will not work.

Also when i host it in server how can i map when its reading from temp folder.

can any one help me to create the correct structure for these dll to be read perfectly both developement system and when i host it on server.

When hosted the application will be in server and smart card reader device will be used by the client .

Please help me to map these things

thanks in advance

Posted 10-Jan-16 21:57pm

NIDHIN.C

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F-ES Sitecore · Answer 1 · 2016-01-10T22:33:00

You need to add a reference to the dlls using Project->Add Reference. That ensures the dlls are copied to the bin folder, or wherever else they are needed.

However I wouldn't bother going any further with this. The only reason it is working at all is because you are working on one machine and the server and client are the same physical box, and you're probably running under the account of the logged-in user. This is giving you the false impression that your code will still work when deployed to an actual server and the client and server are no longer the same physical machine.

Your asp.net code can't access hardware on the client, so when everything is on the same box the hardware is connected to the server so it works. When the server is a different machine from the client this will stop working.