visual studio - "Add SSIS Connection Manager" Dialog Doesn't Contain Custom Connection Manager -

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i attempting create custom connection manager performing sftp operations within ssis. have completed implementation, strong-named assembly , installed in both gac , c:\program files\microsoft sql server\90\dts\connections folder. problem "add ssis connection manager" dialog doesn't show new connection type , i'm @ loss how diagnose issue. far have ensured has full control c:\program files\microsoft sql server\90\dts\connections folder.

possibly related issue cannot see assembly when browse gac, though gacutil program reports success when run add assembly.

what steps follow diagnose root cause of issue? there else need check make possible add add custom connection manager?

edit: should note custom connection manager compiled using .net 4.0. why cannot see assembly in gac after installing believe, assembly being placed in %windir%\microsoft.net\assembly folder rather %windir%\assembly folder. using .net 4.0 because of this issue.

edit #2: turns out if create custom connection manager in visual studio 2008 project, compiled against .net 3.5 works fine. (apparently using visual studio 2008 workaround version issue linked above.) real question why ssis designer doesn't pick .net 4.0 custom tasks , connection managers.

did add toolbox? doco has mandatory step.

also, must close , reopen ssis designer after install new or new version of custom object.

you try resetting toolbox.


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