Good morning, i'm trying to import the DLL of the Firebird.Client to use with the VS2008 but everytime i add the reference to the dll i get the message:
Warning 1 The referenced component 'FirebirdSql.Data.FirebirdClient' could not be found.
I've tryied to add the reference path to the project, but it doesn't solve the problem.
Is there anything else i can do?
Thanks in advance
Link to where i've download cliente:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/firebird/files/firebird-net-provider/2.6.5/NETProvider-2.6.5.zip/download
I ran into this same problem when I received a new Windows 7 workstation -- it seems to affect Visual Studio 2008 on Windows 7. Everything worked fine in VS2008 on my old Windows XP machine. Unfortunately the ultimate solution for me was to migrate everything to Visual Studio 2010.
Found the problem, to use Firebird with VS2008 i had to use a older version of the Firebird client, that worked just fine. Awsome? Not that much, but if you have no choice like me you can try it too, just use:
Version 2.5.2 for .NET 3.5/2.0 with Entity Framework support
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my problem
I am on windows 10 I tried reinstalling .net multiple times and re installed vscode i am really despreate for soloutions now
Probably an issue with your .csproj. If you are on windows I cannot recommend enough for you to switch to Visual Studio. Everything is integrated, and trust me. Visual studio code will run into these types of problems every 5 minutes, where visual studio will not. If you are using unity I remember having to change “targetting packet” in the .csproj to 4.7.1 every time I loaded visual studio code. If you are not using unity, make sure you have run “dotnet new console” and “dotnet restore”.
Check your project file and take a look what kind of .net version is used there. Then look for that version in microsoft .net download page
I've trying to update your skype for business-integration. Currently we're using the old sdk which is build with .net 3.5. Now we want to use the new sdk build with .net 4.0. So I've downloaded the actual lync-sdk (which is also for Skype for Business) from https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=36824 and installed it.
After that I've updated the dlls we're using and tried to run our application. Unfortunately it doesn't work.
To find out what the problem with the new lync-dlls is, I've made a small WPF-Application where I reference the new dlls.
At the moment when I call LyncClient client = LyncClient.GetClient(); I get the following exception:
System.MissingMethodException: 'Methode nicht gefunden: "Microsoft.Lync.Model.LyncClient Microsoft.Lync.Model.LyncClient.GetClient(Boolean)".'
I can see that method in intellisens. I'm a bit confused about this problem.
Anyone has an idea what the problem could be?
I'm working with only Visual Studio 2017 installed on my computer.
The problem is within the Microsoft.Lync.Model.dll. If I use the "old" one which runs with .net 3.5 everything just works fine. Using the new dll I get the Exception
Solved it. The problem was that the SDK-Installer installed the SDK into the GAC and that was the problem.
I've seen a lot of thread(s) regarding with their visual studio 2012 app to run with their Win XP-32bit. Some says you need to change your target framework to 4.0 below, install the same framework to target pc, then make sure you include your publish-prerequisite to your target framework.. but it doesn't work on my case ,it always says that my app is not a valid win32 etc.
my last resort would be compiling my vs 2012 app to vs 2010 but i dont think it's a good idea though.
temporary solution:
for future reference(if the update solution dont work for your case):
build your window app(c#) to framework 4.0,
copy the files on your Debug Folder and paste on target pc
Run the .exe
Voila!
I've installed Visual Studio 2013 a few weeks ago. I played around with making some C# applications. But today when I tried to open up Visual Studio, I got the following error message: The operation could not be completed. No such interface supported.
I have tried to run it as administrator, same problem. This is the only version that's installed on my computer. I have Win 7 64 bit. Could anyone help please?
I had this problem too on VS12. There are probably more solutions but the simplest one is to clear VisualStudio's temporary data. You can find that in C:\Users\_name\AppData\Local\Microsoft\VisualStudio\_version. Just delete entire version folder and it will be regenerated when you open VS.
Try Repairing VS2013 and see if that helps.
I had the same problem and none of the other solutions fixed it for me. I needed to repair .Net 4.5.2 before it would work again.
I had this issue after a hard reboot (pulled plug). I repaired VS - did not help.
I also noticed that some other programs also had the same problem.
I repaired .net Framework 4.5.2 - after that it seems fine...
I was trying to build a C# solution on my Visual Studio 2008, that is running on a Windows Vista machine, but when I try to build it I'm getting this error:
Required file 'alink.dll with IAlink3' could not be found Amigo X
"Amigo X" is the name of the solution. What is wrong?
PS: Amigo X is a party that we have here in Brazil at the christmas, it's at the time to gave presents to your family. ;)
You are using a C# 3.0 compiler on a machine which does not have CLR 2.0 SP1 installed. Try manually installing 2.0 SP1 and seeing if that fixes the problem.
This is a simple problem and there is an easy fix.
1. Open project properties.
2. In the Application tab, find the Manifest dropdown. choose the option 'Create application without a manifest'
3. Run the application successfully.