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I have a timer job solution wsp, the name is alltimerjob.wsp, and my DLL solution name is DLL.wsp. We are trying to deploy both wsps in patch/batch. It will deploy alphabetical order.so all timerjob.wsp get installed first.

First alltimerjob.wsp is installing then DLL.wsp is installing but DLL.wsp is not getting installed properly. I was getting error while installing DLL.wsp that "exception has been thrown by target of invocation".

How to avoid this error?
My timerjob wsp has a dll. Is this error coming because of the timerjob?
If I install DLL.wsp first and then install alltimerjob.wsp, will this error not occur?

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  • Does your timerjob solution is deploying same DLL file which DLL.WSP is deploying ?
    – Siddharth Vaghasia
    Commented Dec 2, 2016 at 17:41
  • DLL.wsp file I am having more than 20 DLL I am referring 5 DLL to my timerjob solution
    – Elina
    Commented Dec 3, 2016 at 5:05

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Looking at the DLL.WSP containing DLLs being referred in timejob solution, I think you should deploy DLL.wsp first because this will make sure DLL are already deployed to GAC which is required for timer job wsp.

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