Hi, I have installed the TimeTracker app in my system. Its works well. I created a local project for this TimeTrack application to test it locally. And when i am building the application i am getting the followingerror; Namespace or type 'DirectoryServices'
for the Imports 'System.DirectoryServices' cannot be found. I could'nt find the System.DirectoryServices in my VS .NET. How can i solve this? Did any one of you find this error?. With Thanxs, Bagavathy.
I'm not exactly sure why you would get this error. Here's are some stuff you can try. It seems like you're using vs.net. Check the "References" part of your project in vs.net and make sure it has "System.DirectoryServices" referenced. If it doesn't, right click
on the "References" and select add "Add Reference...". Scroll down to find System.DirectoryServices with is part of the .NET class library. "I could'nt find the System.DirectoryServices in my VS .NET. How can i solve this? " If you don't see it in the .net
class library, that is odd. You can try browsing for it. C:\Windows\Microsoft.Net\Framework\version\....dll something like that. If you still can't find it, try re-installing the .net framework. Hope that helps.
Alan Le
Marked as answer by Mikesdotnetting on May 25, 2010 06:33 AM
I am having the same problem. how did you fix it. After verifying I have the reference, I removed and readded it to my project. I still get the error, I even verified i have it in my Framework, both the 1.1 and 2.0
In the Solution Explorer you go to References and make sure you have System.DirectoryServices included there. For some reason I needed to do this manually before it would compile.
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In the Solution Explorer you go to References and make sure you have System.DirectoryServices included there. For some reason I needed to do this manually before it would compile.
Cheers, Chris.