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Adding Custom Control DLLs to Visual Studio ToolBox from Clearcase Dynamic Views

I have a custom control dll that I have saved to my network drive. I want to add it to Visual Studio toolbox, it came back and said Access denied. If I had placed it on my desktop, then there would have been no problems. Can you tell me what I am missing?

Update. After further testing, the problems appear as files in ClearCase Dynamic View. How do you get the dll toolbar from ClearCase Dynamic View?

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The dynamic ClearCase view will not interfere with reading, only the write address (if the file is not uploaded, you cannot open it to write anything in it: you must check it first if yours is CLEARCASE_PRIMARY_GROUP

referencing Woba groups)

However, it usually happens that the dll is taken by the process and the same DLL copied elsewhere is free of any descriptor. (in this case, ClearCase will not actually be directly involved)



Try to find if any handle supports this DLL using a tool like Process explorer (using Ctrl+ F).

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My best guess is to check the permissions on this network folder. Without any details, I generally can't say that I usually keep stuff like this in the GAC, since the toolbox item shouldn't be moved around the selection.



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