Publishing error: Unhandled exception. System.MissingMethodException: Entry point not found in assembly 'Wisej, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null'

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I tried to publish my amazing wisej project to a winhost server but ran into errors which are really outside my area of expertise. I asked winhost for support and they replied with:

 

You published / deployed your application to your site. I enabled Core errors logging in your web.config file and created /Logs/ directory for the error logging. The following error was logged:

Unhandled exception. System.MissingMethodException: Entry point not found in assembly ‘Wisej, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null’.

This is coding error caused by the code of the web application. You may need to contact the developers of your application for more details on what is causing this error and how to resolve it.

 

… does any of this seem right to you – can you suggest how to get it on their server?

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“Wisej, Version=1.0.0.0” ??? It’s not our assembly.

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Hi Stephen,

We would require more info like:

  • Target framework used when deploying your application
  • Did you make sure to copy all relevant files like Default.json, Default.html and your web.config file?
  • Is the Wisej.Framework.dll assembly located inside the /bin folder or inside the root directory of your application (in case it’s a .NET Core deployment)?
  • Did you try the steps in our Deployment Documentation for troubleshooting?

Best,
Alaa

  • Vaishali Desai
    HI Alaa, With Wisej 3.0 version, we could see that project file targets multiple frameworks. net4.8;net6.0. When we tried to do web deploy on IIS server, It explicitly ask to choose only one target framework. If we choose .net 6.0 then deployment gets successful but site is not accessible. I confirm you that required files like defualt.html, default.json and web.config files are copied on server’s root directory. Could you please help us to resolve the issue. Can you provide helpful documentation which list out steps to deploy multiple target framework wisej application deployment on IIS server.
  • Luca (ITG)
    We provided the link to the documentation, which are the same steps needed for any ASP.NET 4.8 or ASP.NET Core IIS deployment. Follow the steps in the provided documentation. If you find a problem indicate exactly what the error is and the steps that you have followed. IIS is not our product and it requires some knowledge that is outside of our free support for Wisej issues. Having Default,html is clearly not enough for IIS. For .NET Core you need to setup the native bridge, the native pool, etc. It’s in the documentation online step by step.
  • Stephen Glickman
    can you serve WiseJ publications, or if not, suggest who is already set up to serve my project without too much extra configuration and errors?
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