ReportViewer : Method not found (IE)
I have integrated ReportViewerto bind reports in aspx page. It's working fine and I am able to see the reports on all browsers(including IE) in local(developer) machine. Now, I have deployed my solution to live (azure cloud) server. I am getting Method
not found: 'Boolean Microsoft.ReportingServices.Common.DateTimeUtil.TryParseDateTime(System.String, System.IFormatProvider, System.DateTimeOffset ByRef, Boolean ByRef) solution on IE. Strange thing is I am able to see the live server's reports
on all other browser(chrome, mozilla). Could anybody help me to get rid of this. Many thanks in advance.
July 8th, 2014 5:13am
I have integrated ReportViewerto bind reports in aspx page. It's working fine and I am able to see the reports on all browsers(including IE) in local(developer) machine. Now, I have deployed my solution to live (azure cloud) server. I am getting Method not found: 'Boolean Microsoft.ReportingServices.Common.DateTimeUtil.TryParseDateTime(System.String, System.IFormatProvider, System.DateTimeOffset ByRef, Boolean ByRef) solution on IE. Strange thing is I am able to see the live server's reports on all other browser(chrome, mozilla). Could anybody help me to get rid of this. Many thanks in advance.
I am getting the same error.
Can anyone help???
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May 16th, 2015 8:57pm
what was happening is that in our local bin file there's a newer version of the Microsoft.ReportViewer dlls than the deployment server. When the deployment server added the dll's it selected a different version from the
GAC than being used locally. Version 11.0.2 instead of 11.0.33 causing the miss match. After updating the dll's to the same version on the local machine it fixed the issue. there is a chance that after you re-deployed the correct dll was used, fixing your
problem.
To verify the version of the dlls in your bin folder and deployment folder you can just use a simple power shell script after navigating to the folder holding the dlls.
To verify the version of the dlls in your bin folder and deployment folder you can just use a simple power shell script after navigating to the folder holding the dlls.
dir *.dll | %{ $_.VersionInfo }
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May 17th, 2015 1:15am