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Frank Luke
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 Posted: Wed Oct 10, 2007 2:12 pm Post subject: ECO trial in D2007 Pro |
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Hello,
I just installed the ECO trial in D2007 Pro and have several problems. I
was a field tester for H2 so have several ECO projects that I built in it.
Now, when I try to compile them in my actual machine, I get the messages:
File not found: 'Eco.VCL.dcpil'
Required package 'Eco.Handles' not found
Both files are in the same directory which is in the library path of the IDE
and the search path of the project.
Even more serious is that the models won't load. When I click on
ModelEditor of the EcoUtils menu item, I get the error message "Exception
has been thrown by the target of an invocation."
Any thoughts on this are appreciated. Thank you.
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Jonas Hogstrom
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| Posted: Wed Oct 10, 2007 5:27 pm Post subject: Re: ECO trial in D2007 Pro |
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Frank Luke wrote:
| Quote: | Hello,
I just installed the ECO trial in D2007 Pro and have several
problems. I was a field tester for H2 so have several ECO projects
that I built in it. Now, when I try to compile them in my actual
machine, I get the messages:
File not found: 'Eco.VCL.dcpil'
Required package 'Eco.Handles' not found
Both files are in the same directory which is in the library path of
the IDE and the search path of the project.
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Check the AssemblySearchPath too. (MainMenu | Component | Installed
..Net Components | Assembly Search Path)
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Even more serious is that the models won't load. When I click on
ModelEditor of the EcoUtils menu item, I get the error message
"Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation."
Any thoughts on this are appreciated. Thank you.
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my initial thought related to the existence of dcpil files and is not
suitable for the public eye.
Did you upgrade from D2007 (the win32 release) or did you do a clean
install of RadStudio 2007?
During the FT, there were a couple of reports with issues on upgraded
machines.
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Frank Luke
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| Posted: Wed Oct 10, 2007 5:42 pm Post subject: Re: ECO trial in D2007 Pro |
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Thanks for replying, Jonas.
| Quote: | Check the AssemblySearchPath too. (MainMenu | Component | Installed
.Net Components | Assembly Search Path)
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c:\program files\capable objects\eco\4.0\bin is in that list also (where the
files are located).
| Quote: | my initial thought related to the existence of dcpil files and is not
suitable for the public eye.
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I also tried to delete everything except the source files and recompile.
Same problems.
| Quote: | Did you upgrade from D2007 (the win32 release) or did you do a clean
install of RadStudio 2007?
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I started out doing an upgrade, but ran into a problem. By that point,
D2007W32 had been uninstalled. So, I went through and made sure all the
files were gone. They were. When I managed to install the app, it was
pretty much from a fresh install.
Frank |
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Jonas Hogstrom
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| Posted: Wed Oct 10, 2007 6:26 pm Post subject: Re: ECO trial in D2007 Pro |
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Frank Luke wrote:
| Quote: | Thanks for replying, Jonas.
Check the AssemblySearchPath too. (MainMenu | Component | Installed
.Net Components | Assembly Search Path)
c:\program files\capable objects\eco\4.0\bin is in that list also
(where the files are located).
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good
| Quote: | my initial thought related to the existence of dcpil files and is
not suitable for the public eye.
I also tried to delete everything except the source files and
recompile. Same problems.
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yes, old dcpil/dcuil files in the project folder is also a common
source of problems
| Quote: | Did you upgrade from D2007 (the win32 release) or did you do a clean
install of RadStudio 2007?
I started out doing an upgrade, but ran into a problem. By that
point, D2007W32 had been uninstalled. So, I went through and made
sure all the files were gone. They were. When I managed to install
the app, it was pretty much from a fresh install.
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Did you verify the removal of the files in AppSettings?
Do you have any possibility to install on a completely clean machine (a
VM perhaps)?
Has anyone else out there successfully compiled eco applications under
RadStudio2007 Pro? Our own tests have only been with Architect
installations.
/Jonas |
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Frank Luke
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| Posted: Wed Oct 10, 2007 6:42 pm Post subject: Re: ECO trial in D2007 Pro |
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Jonas,
| Quote: | Did you upgrade from D2007 (the win32 release) or did you do a clean
install of RadStudio 2007?
I started out doing an upgrade, but ran into a problem. By that
point, D2007W32 had been uninstalled. So, I went through and made
sure all the files were gone. They were. When I managed to install
the app, it was pretty much from a fresh install.
Did you verify the removal of the files in AppSettings?
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I might have missed the one in my user name. A folder in C:\Documents and
Settings\FrankLuke\Application Data\Borland\BDS\5.0 has my IDE layouts from
preupdate. That would mean the folder was not deleted before this install.
Would that be causing this problem?
| Quote: | Do you have any possibility to install on a completely clean machine (a
VM perhaps)?
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Not for production purposes. And getting it to install without having to
redo all my third party components is also a highly rated goal.
Frank |
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Frank Luke
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| Posted: Wed Oct 10, 2007 7:51 pm Post subject: Re: ECO trial in D2007 Pro |
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Jonas,
| Quote: | c:\program files\capable objects\eco\4.0\bin is in that list also
(where the files are located).
good
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I would like to point out that the program still does not compile. Same two
error messages.
Frank |
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