When I install my finished product it runs fine until the very last action is done (a button that 'saves' the job).
The program pops this error up:
Unhandled exception has occurred in your application. If you click continue, the app will ignor this error and attempt to continue. If you click quit, the app will close.
Could not find a part of the path 'C:\Program Files (x86)\ATR\Save A Job\obj\Release\42\ATR\BackupProgram\Backup.xml
For some reason, the program is looking for the backup.xml file in the wrong place. (and seemingly added folders)
The way I'm calling the backup.xml file in the program is by:
(System.Environment.SpecialFolder.ProgramFile sX86 & "\ATR\Save A Job\Backup.xml")
Which, could be the wrong way, but it makes sense to me.
I would assume that the full path to the file location would be as follows:
C:\Program Files (x86)\ATR\Save A Job\backup.xml
However, it is looking for it in the wrong place (obvious from the error)
Anyone know why?
Got it fixed guys. It was the permissions to the installation folder. My user was set to "read/write only"...once i switched it to Full Control, everything worked fine
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Tried installing and re-installing but of no use.
Every time it says Keyboard Shortcut Conflict for Ctrl+P. But I can't do anything about it as it doesn't open up. I do have keybinder but I don't know how to sort this out.
Inserted Screenshot of exact error message showed. I even tried installing nightly builds but the same error message pops up. every time.
Deleting the user files (only the "keybinding" files) in the directory below then restating CodeBlocks will help if the problem is just because a key conflict:
directory: C:\Users\YourUserName\AppData\Roaming\CodeBlocks\
Depending on the CodeBlocks version, the file names may be something like; cbKeyBinder10.ini, default.cbKeyBinder10.ini, default.cbKeyBinder20.conf
Important note: To be on the safe side, instead of deleting those files immediately, just rename their extensions as .ini_bak or .conf_bak. If this procedure solves your problem, you can, then, delete the backup files. If not, you can rollback your changes by returning the extensions back to their originals.
The app is being built on another persons computer and then sent to me to test. I am extremely new to this but have been testing apps for a few months. I just don't do programming at all. I can maneuver my way around inside Xcode 7.1 pretty well. However, I do need to fix these errors in order to test this current app. Can someone help me out?
Command /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Toolchains/XcodeDefault.xctoolchain/usr/bin/clang failed with exit code 1
I also have another error that reads
Error reading '/Users/logjam3/Desktop/Cosmo Client/Cosmo Client.xcodeproj'
This is exactly the path to where my project is so I don't know why I get this error.
You have to change the prefix header source location. You can do this by searching for prefix header then changing the location by pressing the 'file' icon on the right sidebar of Xcode.
I must be missing something. After downloading AntlrWorks2 I found the executable bin/antlrworks2.exe and bin/antlrworks264.exe. Aren't these supposed to be the standalone version of the tool? Neither works for me; after a NetBeans splash screen, the first times around I got an error message on missing packages; after a couple of times I chose to go on regardless, but now (still after the initial spash screen) there is simply nothing happening at all.
I can't find any tutorial or manual detailing how to run AntlrWorks stand-alone, so any help is much appreciated.
This is due to a bug in the NetBeans platform. I filed a report but it hasn't received a reply yet:
Cannot launch platform application after moving installation folder
Here is a workaround that does not delete any preferences you have customized:
I found that deleting just the var folder under the user's generated
.antlrworks2 settings folder resolves the issue...
Still an issue as of date of this post. Deleting the .antlrworks2 folder from \users\username\AppData\Roaming does work - you can find this folder by putting %APPDATA% into your file explorer address bar (exactly as shown) - that will go to the app data folder for your current user login session. Delete the .antlrworks2 folder and then re-run the app.
Whenever I call Item.DownloadFile(string localFileName) or VersionControlServer.DownloadFile(string serverPath, string localFileName) I get a FileNotFoundException whenever I try to debug in Visual Studio: Could not find file 'C:[Project Path]\bin\Debug\[ProjectName].vshost.exe.config'.
When I build the application and run it outside of visual studio there is no problem calling these functions. It works perfectly fine. Anyone know what could be causing it?
Before you ask, no, that file does not exist. I'm not doing anything with a config file, I don't need or want it to exist. I don't understand why it is even trying to access that file when I debug. When I run the application outside of visual studio that .config file still does not exist but I get no exception because it's not trying to access that file.
Also, it is not a vshost problem either. When I uncheck "Enable the Visual Studio hosting process" I get the same exception except when debugging but the file name changes from "[ProjectName].vshost.exe.config" to "[ProjectName].config"
Currently, when I want to debug this project I have to put a MessageBox.Show( ) function right after every call to DownloadFile( ) and run my application outside of visual studio. When that MessageBox is displayed then I can use attach to process and put a break point on the next line after that MessageBox, click OK on the messagebox and then it will catch the break point. But when I'm downloading files in a loop and want to debug the loop it's extremely annoying and time consuming to attach to process after DownloadFile is called, stop debugging before the next DownloadFile is called, attach to process again after DownloadFile is called, and keep repeating that all day long.
I'm not totally sure, but looks like it has something to do with the current path and the Workspace where you download the file to.
If you don't explicitly specify the workspace, the TFS API will try to determine it from the current path of your application by looking if that path is declared in a Workspace as a Mapping.
If I remember correctly, you can download an item from a Workspace object (or specify the Workspace in the operation), try to modify your code to do that and see if it's better.
You can also try to change the current path of your debugging session to something "inside a Workspace"
For some reason as soon as I login into my PC, I get this error in Windows 7 Ultimate:
http://i51.tinypic.com/b9go6g.png
Any ideas how to get rid of this error and why is it poppoing up?
Find where this application came from (looking at the contents of files in c:\process and in the control panel will help, if not, you can search for that XXXX thing in the registry using regedit).
Then repair or reinstall it. Or uninstall it completely.
Or, if you're brave enough, debug it. For that you should start looking at the contents of the Windows event log and what Process Monitor(separate, downloadable tool) shows -- see what errors you get there for this process, they may give you some clues. Finally, you may even run it under a debugger (e.g. WinDbg, also separate from Windows and downloadable).