I'm loading the RBCodeHighlighting package from the Cincom store and I get an error which says: "post load action caused an error. Tools.Trippy.BehaviorInspector has no binding". If I continue my image is broken and I can't open a workspace. I get a DNU in Workspace>>postBuildWith:
Anybody has any idea what's the solution?
That means that Tools.Trippy.BehaviorInspector is not found as a class or SharedVariable in your image. If that originates in the postLoad-action than the code is basically loaded correctly, just some post-load initializations didn't work.
RBCodeHighlighting is only needed in VisualWorks 7.x, not in 8.x. In 8.x the SourceCodeEditor uses Text2 and RBCodeHighlighting doesn't work anymore with it.
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Only what I want is add image to my app. Everytime i get this error:
Rendering Problems:
The following classes could not be found:
android.support.v7.widget.AppCompactImageView(open class, show
Exception.......
I tried two things to solve this error:
1. Change API
2. add Basic. to Styles
Nothing working... Please help.
I had the exact same problem and I fixed it by changing the name of the image I was trying to add. The problem was that the image's name started with a number so try to edit the name and see if it helps.
I was working on a C# project and everything works perfectly fine. But after I messed up with a code a little now its getting a wired error. But I can run the last working solution fine. Can I reset the code again to last working solution? If I can, what is the method to do that?
Here is the error message:
"Error 1 'Static_calc.Form2' does not contain a definition for
'Form2_Load' and no extension method 'Form2_Load' accepting a first
argument of type 'Static_calc.Form2' could be found (are you missing a
using directive or an assembly reference?)"
That sounds like you have deleted a method that your form is rely on in its designer code behind. Take a look in the designer file for Form2 for any event bindings that relate to Form2_Load and delete the line that mentions it.
You should then be able to view the form correctly in the gui and use it as before.
Some Context
I have one closed source asp.net MVC application distributed for several customers. I'm trying to develop a extension to include some very specific functionalities that will be used by a single customer (he will also have the extension source code).
I'm developing the extension as another mvc project, loaded as an area. I'm trying to avoid having to deploy the extension binaries in the main application '/bin' folder.
I'm loading the extension assembly and it's dependencies manually in the PreApplicationStartMethod of the main application assembly. The area registration process went fine and the area routes are registered as intended.
The Problem
When I try to load some extension pages, I got a "The view 'xx' or its master was not found or no view engine supports the searched locations." message. I investigated I little and replaced the view contents with a 'Hello' string. The view was rendered correctly.
I tried to produce a minimal that triggers the error and turns out it's the '#model'directive. I tried to figure out what's happening and It's an assembly loading error. I created a minimal view with '#model object' and tried to cast the Model to original type and got the following error message: "Could not load file or assembly 'xxx' or one of its dependencies. The system cannot find the file specified." (this assembly contains the class type used by the view)
Just to confirm the issue, I moved the mentioned assembly to the main application '/bin' folder and everything worked.
I also inserted some model manipulation instructions on the controller, just to investigate if an exception will appear but everything went fine, I could even render a grid using json.
I'm loading every assemly with:
var assembly = Assembly.LoadFrom(file)
BuildManager.AddReferencedAssembly(assembly)
There's something extra I need to do ?
Needed to add the assembly private path
AppDomain.CurrentDomain.AppendPrivatePath(pluginFolder);
Don't know the real explanation for it but I guess it's relates to the use of Assembly.LoadFrom(file) instead of Assembly.Load() and the fact that views are compiled later.
I was told that AJAX would be the best toolbox to use for building the type of application I am interested in creating.
That being the case, I fired up an old copy of Dreamweaver MX2004 I have and started creating the *.htm, *.js and *.php files. However, when I loaded these files onto my server, I was unable to get the program to do anything. I tried to view the program in IE8, if this explains anything.
Where am I screwing up? Do I need to set a certain flag on my bowser?
I look forward to you response.
Does your server have PHP support? What does "unable to get the program to do anything" actually mean? Are you getting error messages? Unexpected results?
Error in loading component: [jDialog]->mainPanel->titleBar
cannot create instance of <qualified classname>
The component cannot be loaded.
Error in loading layout: [JDialog]->mainPanel->[layout]
Failed to initialize layout of this container
Errors occured in loading the form data. It is not recommended to use this form now in editable mode - data that could not be loaded would be lost after saving the form. Please go through the reported errors, try to fix them if possible, and open the form again. If you choose to open the form as View Only you may see which beans are missing.
recently moved a class that was being used in several forms but all the paths in both form and java files were updated to point to the new location. Anyone know what could cause an error like this?
Things I have tried: clean + build, removeing and re-adding all library jar files, making sure the title bar and the old version in SVN were identical except for the package changes. Doing the same comparison with their respective form files.
In the View menu there is an IDE log option that allowed me to see what was happening behind the scenes to cause this error.
custom code for the text of one of the labels was throwing an exception.