asp.net word automation problems when compliation debug is set to false in web.config

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I want server to generate a word document! (asp.net vs 2008)

I use word automation like this:

C#

Word.ApplicationClass oWordApplic = new Word.ApplicationClass();
object missing = System.Reflection.Missing.Value;
Word.Document oDoc = oWordApplic.Documents.Add(ref missing, ref missing,ref missing, ref missing);
oDoc.Activate(); 
oWordApplic.Selection.TypeText("test");
oWordApplic.Application.Quit(ref missing, ref missing, ref missing);

the programs works well if I set compilation debug = "true" in web.config;
but if I set the the compilation debug = "false" in web.config, the programs do not works!!!

do not work means the word document is not created on the server and there is no any prompts!

anyone can help my to solve this problem?

Posted 5-Mar-13 2:14am

wangerpang

Updated 5-Mar-13 12:34pm

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bbirajdar 5-Mar-13 9:40am

"do not works!!!" ???????????

How can we understand what the problem is with this term "do not works!!!"...

If I say, my iPhone is not working, can you guess the reason why ?

wangerpang 5-Mar-13 18:35pm

do not work means the word document is not created on the server and there is no any prompts!
works well means the word document is created and can be downloaded by the client

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