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Hi,
Should I enable IIS on the machine and re run the installation?
Or it is only for VS2010?
Thank you,
Best Regards,
Alex
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No, it's also doing it with VS2008.
But, the error seems to be causing some code not to be generated.
Here's an example: In the Persistence.cs file, the variable "host" is referenced in the OnStart event, but the code that declares it hasn't been generated. So, VS is saying that it doesn't exists in the current context. And simply declaring in that class a variable "ServiceHost host" will make it work.
And, I'm still in the middle of the conversion from ECO5 to ECO6, so there might still be some things that I haven't encountered.
Best Regards,Daniel Rail
Senior Software DeveloperAccra Solutions Inc.(www.accra.ca)Accra Med Software Inc. (www.filopto.com)Blog (railoffice.dyndns.org)
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| I received the same kind error when creating a new project on 64 bit Vs2010, but not on XP using vs2010, and an earlier version of ECO6. After the error message about install in IIS the designer would not come up for the PMP and a stack trace showed up. Should I be subbmitting this as a bug report with exact build number or is this a well enough known issue?
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+ PMP designer doesn't work
+ "InstallInIIS" error
VS2008 on W2003SRV without IIS
.NET 3.5SP2
EcoSetup_6.0.0.5239_2010-07-24_b212
Thank you,
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Rich Wunderlich (2010-07-26)
I received the same kind error when creating a new project on 64 bit Vs2010, but not on XP using vs2010, and an earlier version of ECO6.
After the error message about install in IIS the designer would not come up for the PMP and a stack trace showed up.
Should I be subbmitting this as a bug report with exact build number or is this a well enough known issue?
With the earlier version of ECO6, were you using WCF or was it still the .Net remoting? And, Jonas did mention on another forum thread recently that not all the templates have been tested.
I would like to also see some examples using WCF, since it looks like .Net remoting was removed and that not all the templates are working. And, I'm not able to get it to work, although it compiles and no errors in runtime.
Best Regards,Daniel Rail
Senior Software DeveloperAccra Solutions Inc.(www.accra.ca)Accra Med Software Inc. (www.filopto.com)Blog (railoffice.dyndns.org)
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| It was still .net remoting in ECO, but I did not use any remote persistence on any of the templates that I had the errors on. I do not remember if I had them set at XML, Oracle, or both on different ocasions.
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I was able to get my application working again, by using a previous ECO 6 daily build that still used .Net remoting. But, I was not able to get the WCF remoting to work in the latest ECO6 daily build, although no errors are generated in design-time or runtime.
I suppose we'll have to wait until Jonas is back from vacation. I hope it's not too long.
Best Regards,Daniel Rail
Senior Software DeveloperAccra Solutions Inc.(www.accra.ca)Accra Med Software Inc. (www.filopto.com)Blog (railoffice.dyndns.org)
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