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| BBoyles 2004-07-27, 5:53 pm |
| I'm trying to set up and run the .NET Toolkit on a W2K system. The system does not have VS.NET installed. I've installed BTS2002, .NET Framework 1.1, and the .NET toolkit. The first problem is that the setup_toolkit.cmd does not run. I get a "failure
initializing gacutil". The copies of the primary interop assemblies to C:\program files\primary interop assemblies also fails. When I try to run the BTSConfigApp examples, they fail looking for the BTSConfig.dll assembly. If I hand register the assembl
y, BTSConfgApp doesn't find it. If I copy BTSConfig.dll into the same directory as BTSConfigApp (c#) I get a version mismatch. The VB version loads BTSConfig but dies when BTSObjecModelLib (also hand registered) tries to access the DataPort property. (
Which is really my problem). I have written an application which uses the BTSConfig.dll, creating ports, channels, etc. That application also dies when I call any method from BTSConfig.dll (like CreatePort). These applications work on a system with VS.
Net installed and where I've rebuilt the BTSConfig.dll. Any suggestions (other than installing VS.Net on the target machine, that's not an option)?
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| Andres Felipe Arguello 2004-07-29, 5:51 pm |
| The .net toolkit only work with VS 2002 and framework 1.0.
Andres Felipe Arguello
"BBoyles" <BBoyles@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:7EDCF02B-C8C0-499D-B787-04496B6A9648@microsoft.com...
> I'm trying to set up and run the .NET Toolkit on a W2K system. The system
does not have VS.NET installed. I've installed BTS2002, .NET Framework 1.1,
and the .NET toolkit. The first problem is that the setup_toolkit.cmd does
not run. I get a "failure initializing gacutil". The copies of the primary
interop assemblies to C:\program files\primary interop assemblies also
fails. When I try to run the BTSConfigApp examples, they fail looking for
the BTSConfig.dll assembly. If I hand register the assembly, BTSConfgApp
doesn't find it. If I copy BTSConfig.dll into the same directory as
BTSConfigApp (c#) I get a version mismatch. The VB version loads BTSConfig
but dies when BTSObjecModelLib (also hand registered) tries to access the
DataPort property. (Which is really my problem). I have written an
application which uses the BTSConfig.dll, creating ports, channels, etc.
That application also dies when I call any method from BTSConfig.dll (like
CreatePort). These applications work on a system with VS.Net installed and
where I've rebuilt the BTSConfig.dll. Any suggestions (other than
installing VS.Net on the target machine, that's not an option)?
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| BBoyles 2004-07-29, 5:51 pm |
| thanks for the response but that's not accurate. You have to change the setup_toolkit command to reference v1.1.4322 but, other than that, it works fine. Anyway, I solved the problem. Turned out it was a corrupted BizTalk install. Reinstalled BizTalk
and everything worked fine. Thanks anyway.
"Andres Felipe Arguello" wrote:
> The .net toolkit only work with VS 2002 and framework 1.0.
> Andres Felipe Arguello
> "BBoyles" <BBoyles@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:7EDCF02B-C8C0-499D-B787-04496B6A9648@microsoft.com...
> does not have VS.NET installed. I've installed BTS2002, .NET Framework 1.1,
> and the .NET toolkit. The first problem is that the setup_toolkit.cmd does
> not run. I get a "failure initializing gacutil". The copies of the primary
> interop assemblies to C:\program files\primary interop assemblies also
> fails. When I try to run the BTSConfigApp examples, they fail looking for
> the BTSConfig.dll assembly. If I hand register the assembly, BTSConfgApp
> doesn't find it. If I copy BTSConfig.dll into the same directory as
> BTSConfigApp (c#) I get a version mismatch. The VB version loads BTSConfig
> but dies when BTSObjecModelLib (also hand registered) tries to access the
> DataPort property. (Which is really my problem). I have written an
> application which uses the BTSConfig.dll, creating ports, channels, etc.
> That application also dies when I call any method from BTSConfig.dll (like
> CreatePort). These applications work on a system with VS.Net installed and
> where I've rebuilt the BTSConfig.dll. Any suggestions (other than
> installing VS.Net on the target machine, that's not an option)?
>
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