ASP.Net Configuration error

For some time I have seen this annoying situation. I was debugging an asp.net app in IE and then would test it in firefox and close IE but leave the firefox window open. Then go back make some more changes in the code and launch the app again and asp.net bombs saying

 

Server Error in ‘/’ Application.

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Configuration Error

Description: An error occurred during the processing of a configuration file required to service this request. Please review the specific error details below and modify your configuration file appropriately.

Parser Error Message: Access is denied: ‘Microsoft.ApplicationBlocks.Data’.

Source Error:

 

Source File: c:winntmicrosoft.netframeworkv1.1.4322Configmachine.config    Line: 198

Line 198:   <add assembly="*"/> Line 199:  </assemblies> Line 200:  </compilation>

 

 

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Version Information: Microsoft .NET Framework Version:1.1.4322.2032; ASP.NET Version:1.1.4322.2032

 

The log information shows that it failed loading a dll from temp asp.net folder.After running procexplorer I found that my dll was being locked by the cisvc.exe, the windows indexing service was locking it.

The problem is that the indexing services re scans and locks the dll after an AppDomain load.A search for cisvc.exe landed me to MS support for same.

Initial searches were difficult as "configuration error" etc on google leads to errors with .config files.

Art of Keeping Up

Living on the edge is what drives life. Whats life when you are not learning anything new. Recently I have found myself spending way too much time on TV and not having enough time to read or do things I really like. Khoi has the same problem. And I am thinking to do the same. No TV for me! Come back 1 year! May be "The Sopranos" will be an exception. I have watched all the Seinfelds and I guess that should be enough. I hope and wish that I can spend this extra time reading and honing my skills. May be I should follow these.

Grow up google!

Pranks like this (no I dint use it, just the blogpost was enough) makes me sad want to puke. A public trading company needs some seriousness, somebody put his 10% (not the 20%, because I am assuming some stanfordian with a PhD did this) of his/her work hour for entertaining the world. Google might as well send clowns to random houses. Keep the pranks and jokes within the company, we already know you guys are a bunch of geeks who like to play, please dont show off, it stinks! Grow up google.. grow up… sigh!