nuGet version works on development machine, error on prodcution server

[simmy7]

I am using the ZendeskApi_v2_Net35.dll to create tickets. When I use the following code from VS 2010 (on Win7) it works fine.

ZendeskApi api = new ZendeskApi("https://XXX.zendesk.com/api/v2", "zendesk@XXX", "", "XXX");
var ticket = api.Tickets.CreateTicket(new ZendeskApi_v2.Models.Tickets.Ticket()
{
Requester = new ZendeskApi_v2.Models.Tickets.Requester {Email = email},
Subject = (Subject == "" ? "Default Subject" : Subject),
Comment = new ZendeskApi_v2.Models.Tickets.Comment() { Body = details }
});

The problem is that when I use the same code on the production server (win 2003 with .net 3.5, IIS 6) I get the following error:

System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
at ZendeskApi_v2.Core.RunRequest(String resource, String requestMethod, Object body)
at ZendeskApi_v2.Core.RunRequest[T](String resource, String requestMethod, Object body)
at ZendeskApi_v2.Core.GenericPost[T](String resource, Object body)
at ZendeskApi_v2.Requests.Tickets.CreateTicket(Ticket ticket)
at DataService.ContactUs2

I have tried downloading the source code from here but I get lots of errors when I try to compile, and it seems oriented to .Net 4 and above.

Any help greatly appreciated!

[eneifert]

Here is an idea, assuming you are using nuget, after you download the package, find the ZendeskApi_v2_Net35 dll, copy it somewhere, then remove the package from nuget and manually reference that dll. I just want to verify that the correct dll is being referenced.

[simmy7]

I have used the example on the Zendesk site which doesn't use the DLL and have indirectly discovered that the Securoty Certificate isn't being received properly, so I am assuming that's causing the problem. Just a shame that this DLL (and the other code) don't give a better error message