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Parser Error: could not load file or assembly Castle.DynamicProxy2...

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I am recieving this Parser error message: Reference.svcmap Could not load file or assembly 'Castle.DynamicProxy2', version = 2.1.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicToken=407dd0808d44fb.. or one of it's dependencies.  The system cannot find the file specified.  I am using WebMatrix 2.0 and Visual Studio Express 2010 (pretty light on the VS too).  About 6 months ago I added a service reference to the Microsoft Tag service as we are making calls to create QRCodes.  (The error is pointing to /App_WebReferences/MyService/ so I figured it had something to do with the service call).  But I can execute the service and everything else in my dev environment just fine. When I opened the prod website this weekend every cshtml page I tried to go to gave me the error above.  The only thing I can get to is graphic files and / or text files from the url.  The current hosting service is GoDaddy, for now.  I figured it was something on their end since I had not made any changes in prod since 6 days before but they are tellng me it's a script error, which I'm sure it is something I have done that has caught up with me.  After many hours of trying anything I could (also referenced a completely different service) I ended up renaming the App_WebReferences folder in prod to App_WebReferences_TEMP and the site started working, all but the service I am calling of course.  I downloaded the Castle.Core and Castle.DynamicProxy2 .dlls and added them to my WebMatrix solution, the bin dir, packages, etc to prod and then renamed the App folder back and nothing is helping (I've done about 20 more things that will just take too long to explain in one post).  I'm hoping someone a lot smarter than me can give me a couple ideas.  I would really appreciate it!!


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