Hello all,

I am having an intermitent issue with promoting a public property in my
receive pipeline component.  I have developed a pipeline component that has
one public property that can be configured at design time.

Initially, I was able to drag the new pipeline component to my pipeline
design surface(dissasemble stage), and was able to set the property in the
property page.  However, now, when I want to create another pipeline, and us
e
the pipeline component, I can no longer see the promoted property in the
properties page of the pipeline component after I have dropped it to the
design surface.

Does anyone know if this may be a bug.  It is very, very frustrating.

Kindest Regards
Chris

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Chris -  my guess is that somehow an old version of your component is being
cached by VS.  Try this - close VS.NET - go to a VS.NET command prompt and
run "gacutil /cdl"   - this will clear the "download cache" which vs.net
uses to cache certain designer components.


Jon Flanders [MVP]
http://www.masteringbiztalk.com
http://www.quicklearn.com/workflow.htm

> Hello all,
>
> I am having an intermitent issue with promoting a public property in
> my receive pipeline component.  I have developed a pipeline component
> that has one public property that can be configured at design time.
>
> Initially, I was able to drag the new pipeline component to my
> pipeline design surface(dissasemble stage), and was able to set the
> property in the property page.  However, now, when I want to create
> another pipeline, and use the pipeline component, I can no longer see
> the promoted property in the properties page of the pipeline component
> after I have dropped it to the design surface.
>
> Does anyone know if this may be a bug.  It is very, very frustrating.
>
> Kindest Regards
> Chris

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Tried that, and it didn't work.  This is really strange.  It really seems as
though it is a VS.NET bug of some sort.

"Jon Flanders" wrote:

> Chris -  my guess is that somehow an old version of your component is bein
g
> cached by VS.  Try this - close VS.NET - go to a VS.NET command prompt and
> run "gacutil /cdl"   - this will clear the "download cache" which vs.net
> uses to cache certain designer components.
>
>
> Jon Flanders [MVP]
> http://www.masteringbiztalk.com
> http://www.quicklearn.com/workflow.htm
> 
>
>
>

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