RTSol
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WPF setup project doesnt built ok
Hi,
I have made a WPF application which runs well in my development environment. I have added a Setup project and when I try to build it Visual studio seems to crash (see image) and the logg givs this:
"WARNING: Unable to create registration information for file named 'vjslib.tlb'"
I am using some java classes from vjslib.dll
I added a screen dump showing the setup dependencies
What can be done to fix this?
Best regards
RTSol
VSCrash.jpg
SetupProjectDependencies.jpg
I have made a WPF application which runs well in my development environment. I have added a Setup project and when I try to build it Visual studio seems to crash (see image) and the logg givs this:
"WARNING: Unable to create registration information for file named 'vjslib.tlb'"
I am using some java classes from vjslib.dll
I added a screen dump showing the setup dependencies
What can be done to fix this?
Best regards
RTSol
VSCrash.jpg
SetupProjectDependencies.jpg
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Take a look at this one:
https://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/ViewFeedback.aspx?FeedbackID=466157
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Hi been having the same issue .The resolution I used was to run just the regcap.exe utility in Vista compatibility mode and left VS 2008 run as normal (note I run VS as Administrator by default as well so not sure if this makes any difference overall) .
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https://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/ViewFeedback.aspx?FeedbackID=466157
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Hi been having the same issue .The resolution I used was to run just the regcap.exe utility in Vista compatibility mode and left VS 2008 run as normal (note I run VS as Administrator by default as well so not sure if this makes any difference overall) .
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This seems to work - kind of. It produces an installer that I think is doing the job. However, I still get the crash of Visual Studio - very strange. I might dig inte this later. If you have any ideas please let me know, otherwise - thanks for now.
Best regards
RTSol