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Laura Stern
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I suspect that the facts are not quite right here. All makes sense until you said that the r-code from the first machine runs fine on the second with no Telerik controls there. That is not possible. It is true that once you have r-code you no longer need the assemblies.xml file. But the Telerik assembly itself must be on the machine in a place where .Net will find it, e.g., in the GAC. So what would make sense is that on the 2nd machine you don't have an assemblies.xml file, but you do have the Telerik assembly. You run the r-code fine. And then in the same session, if you compile, it will work for exactly the reason you said... The AVM already knows about this class and so can now compile without the assemblies.xml file. If you start a new session, you're back to square one and the compile will fail.
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