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I'm trying to use the HTTP functions contained in the System.Web.dll assembly. However, whilst the dll seems to exist in the same directory as every other dll Visual Studio 2010 references in my project, it fails to link in and raises a warning - "The referenced component 'System.Web' could not be found". The dll, however, is definitely there within the same folder as all others referenced by the project and selecting it in 'browse for reference' mode allows me to add it - it then fails to fill in the 'Path' property. Am I doing something wrong? How can I make System.Web available in my project?
Any help is much appreciated!
Edit: I don't have any reference to System.Web in the .Net tab of the 'Add Reference' window.
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1 right click on References in Solution Explorer and press add reference... 2 choose the browse tab and go to C:\Windows\assembly\GAC_32\System. Web\System.
The best way to get a look under the hood is to create a project and open the References folder. Inside, you'll see all the default libraries, including SYSTEM. WEB. If you right-click a DLL, you can choose "View In Object Browser", which will then open the DLL so you can explore all the stuff inside.
In the . NET tab, scroll down to System. Web. Extensions and add it.
For people that cant find "System.Web" at .Net References, this might be the answer:
"you need to right-click the project -> properties -> then change the "Target framework" which will probably be ".NET Framework 4 Client Profile" to just ".NET Framework 4".
The answer was given by Tinister (thanks) as a reply to a previuos post. But I thought it was a little bit hidden at his original post. So i put it here to make it easer to be seen. Hope it helps.
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