[fdo-users] Re: problem with FDO

[AMarkB]

Not sure if this applies to your situation... but be aware that when you
execute an ASP app in IIS that IIS may make temporary copies of the dlls
that it thinks the app will need.  It will load those dlls instead of the
original ones in the ASP app's folders.  However, when you have .net
wrappers around native dlls, the way that FDO does, IIS may not actually
copy all of the native dlls it needs to that temporary folder.  

You can put all of the FDO dlls in their own directory someplace and then
add that directory to the start of your system path.  Then IIS will be able
to find them.  However, this may cause all FDO-related apps on your server
to use those same dlls.  Hopefully that won't be an issue.

Mark--
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