Custom SSIS Task Deployment

I've written several custom Control Flow and Data Flow components for SSIS. I'm trying to deploy a new Control Flow Task, however it will not show up in the "Choose Toolbox Items" window.

I have my dll's all in the right place. Because of other painful issues we have not used the GAC, and instead have put our DLL's that are referenced in the following directory: C:\program files\Microsoft SQL Server\90\DTS\Binn. This has worked fine for other custom tasks, but not for this one.

The only things that are different about this transform are the following:

1. Not only does the task inherit from Task, it also implements two interfaces that I wrote.

2. One of the assembly references is actualy an executable instead of a dll. This is unusual, but I've done it with other .NET projects and not had any trouble.

I could move the code I need from the EXE out to a DLL. If somebody knows what could be causing this please respond?

Is your task in C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\90\DTS\Tasks ? That is where the Choose Toolbox Items looks for task, or just Reset Toolbox and it will add/remove according to the valid tasks it finds in that folder.|||My task dll is in the C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\90\DTS\Tasks folder. The difference is the dll's it references are usually placed in the DTS\Binn folder. However for some reason when I added this particular task it didn't look in the Binn folder instead it looked in the Tasks folder for it's supporting dll's. When I added the supporting dll's to the Tasks folder it showed up fine in the choose toolbox items list. I'm not sure what is different from my other tasks and this one that would require the referenced dll's to be in the same folder?|||In turns out the problem didn't have to do with either the EXE or the interface implementation. When we referenced code in our other custom tasks it was only locals inside Task methods. However this time since I was implementing an interface as part of a task it needed the referenced dll's at the time Visual Studio retrieves the list of tasks. So in addition to having the referenced dll's in the DTS/Binn folder I needed them in the DTS/Tasks folder as well.