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I have a huge, complex solution here, and if try running it for debugging under the Viusual Studio Development Server, I get an error “Could not load file or assembly ‘soss_svcdotnet’ Incorrect file format.” When I run the app under IIS, I don’t get the error.
This seems to be a 32 vs 64 -bit issue, but I’m sure there are more differences. So, I am prompted to ask, what are these differences?
The VS Dev Server runs the website under your user account, with all of the permissions associated with that (and the fact that it’s an interactive user on the computer), whereas IIS will typically run the site under a dedicated ASP.Net account, with limited permissions.