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How to assemble partial source?
Last Post 10/28/2011 3:35 PM by Peter Donker. 2 Replies.
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Mark Luffred
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10/25/2011 6:37 PM
I have purchased the partial source code version (5.3.9) of your module and installed it on my site. I can see the CodeBehind files when browsing the site with Visual Studio 2010, but when I open the project file in Visual Studio to recompile my changes, several of the vb files are missing.

Can you provide a complete build as the "partial source" download on your site is incomplete.

It would be extremely helpful to provide instructions as there missing references in your project as well.

Thanks,

Mark L.
Mark Luffred
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10/26/2011 7:56 PM
I was able to final get a clean build. I ended up having to delete the OleDB.ApplicationBlocks.Data reference and delete the Providers/SearchProviders/ISRemoteSqlSearchProvider folder. The reference names on a couple of the DLL's had changed and needed to be deleted and dll's re-added because the new names had DNN added to their names. The default framework for the project had to be changed by opening the project properties, click the compile tab, click the advanced complile options, then change the Target framework to .Net Framework 4. Finally I had to remove and re-add the contents of the My Projects folder Desktopmodules/Brin2mind/DMX/My Project. The problem with the vb files was my bad, the default view changed when I opened the project.
Peter Donker
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10/28/2011 3:35 PM
Hi Mark,

Yes, there are a couple of hoops to jump through. In part this has to do with packaging. The Install and Partial Source packages are done automatically and come from the original. So you need to rewire the links to dependencies. I haven't found a way to get it ready for recompilation without rewiring in an automatic process and I don't want to redistribute all the dotnetnuke dlls that it depends on, either. In DMX 6 I'm getting rid of the OleDB bit altogether.

Peter
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