Errors : Could Not Determine The Dependencies Of The COM Reference "PAGEOBJECTMODELLib"?
Jun 6, 2011
im doing my project and whenever i edit it, i cant see my changes when i debug it, and i always get these frustrating errors:Could not determine the dependencies of the COM reference "PAGEOBJECTMODELLib". Error loading type library/DLL.(Exception from HRESULT: 0x80029C4A (TYPE_E_CANTLOADLIBRARY)) WindowsApplication1
Could not determine the dependencies of the COM reference "CRQUERYENGINE". Error loading type library/DLL.(Exception from HRESULT:0x80029C4A (TYPE_E_CANTLOADLIBRARY)) WindowsApplication1
P2 has got a base class X that was inherited in an other class Y in P2. So, we add the ref P1 to P2. However, P3 uses P2.Y and doesn't use P1.X directly.
To do this we have to add ref P2 to P3. But there is a difference between VB and C#.
In VB, we add ref P2 only to P3. P2 uses P1 but it doesn't matters for P3. We don't need to add ref P1 to P3. This is enough!
But, in C#, we have to add ref P1 and P2 both to P3 even if the P3 doesn't use P1.X . If you don't add ref A to C you get the error below:
The type 'P1.X' is defined in an assembly that is not referenced. You must add a reference to assembly 'P1, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null'.
im sure it is something really simple. Im by no means comfortable with VB. The below code is not mine but i have altered it for my needs. However im getting a couple of errors.
Reference to a non-shared member requires an object reference. I have underlined the errors in the code and they all refer to the above description
copy a form without getting Duplicate reference errors that you would have to fix.So This is what i did and i felt i should share it now that i figured it out
File > Export Template > Item Template > Select Form To Copy Then Solution Explorer > Right Click on project title > Add Item > Select Exported Template > Rename file > Add Item
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I'm making a project for school with a group of classmates. It is an application that needs to reference quite a few pictures and strings from My.Resources. I don't know what the problem is but, whenever I run the program, I get a message that reads this: "There were several build errors. Would you like to continue and run the last successful build?"
COM Reference 'WMPLib' is the interop assembly for ActiveX control 'AxWMPLib' but was marked to be linked by the compiler with the /link flag. This COM reference will be treated as a reference and will not be linked.
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Dim oDemo As New MyDemo.Students lblTest.Text = oDemo.Student(0).Name Here is the sample code from the class library:
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Below is my code to give you an idea, not exactly what I have in my application but pretty close.
This is my first vb.net project and I am curious how am I suppose to know what dependencies will be required by the client. I had them download the .NET framework and that didn't seem to help. How do I know if I need something extra?
I'm trying to read all dependencies of one dll file in a known path. To do this I'm using reflection as this code shows:
For Each AsmName As AssemblyName In asm.GetReferencedAssemblies() Try Log += AsmName.Name & " : " &
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All files that starts by IM2_ are the files what i want to get the path.
I've observed that the files wich can't find has PublicKeyToken=null. I've googled by this and it's because I didn't serializaed the classes when were compiled.
The target is get all filepath of all dependencies of a dll file.
In ASP.Net Web Forms there are cases that I've come across that create order dependent code. As an obvious code smell I'm looking for solutions to solve this problem.
A pseudo-code example would be: Calling Code :: Page.aspx
protected void Page_Load(...) { var control = LoadControl("ControlX.ascx"); // Ugly since the control's constructor is not used by LoadControl control.SetDependencies(...);
[Code]...
LoadControl has two signatures, the one used above accepts a string for the control classes physical location and correctly creates the child controls. Whereas the second signature accepts the control class as a class type, and any parameters for the constructor, however the child controls are not created as detailed in TRULY Understanding Dynamic Controls.
So how can I eliminate this order dependency in the cleanest way? My first thought is that if I dynamically created the child controls in ControlX, but then that can be cumbersome for larger controls.
I recently added hsProgressbar.dll to my Program, it worked fine, but then I decided to remove it from my Computer and also remove it from the references...however..the Warning is still there? How can I completely remove it, so that I don't get the error anymore?
I'm facing one problem with crystal report viewer. which is developed .net 2005 as class library.
myCRviewer.dll Registered this dll using Regasm as follow: C:WINDOWSMicrosoft.NETFrameworkv2.0.50727
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Calling method from myCRviewer.dll via referenced this .tlb in VB6.0 working perfectly where ever .net 2005 installed machine. But it is not working if .net 2005 not installed machine.
From my initial readings on unit testing it is wise to put all of your setups and tests in a separate project from the code being tested.I've recently begun reading The Art of Unit Testing, trying to discover how to break dependencies on things such as database calls.The methods offered involve changing areas of the test code, such as adding specific interfaces and "stub" methods to the production code.This seems to defeat some of the good things about keeping tests and production code separate.Is there any recommended dependency-breaking technique that doesn't involve changing production code?
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Error while trying to run project: Could not load file or assembly 'airGreenClient (aGC)' or one of its dependencies. The module was expected to contain an assembly manifest.
