Thank you for responding. I apologize, but I was not sure where to start. And thought this would be a good place as any hoping some one would point me in the correct direction.
I am using the Mimer 2.0.2 version of Source code I downloaded from the Mimer site. I am using it on Windows XP, Visual Studio 2005 .Net (Framework 2.0) environment.
Initially I had troubles with the preprocessor statements in the TemplatePlugin project.
// #elsif...
once I changed them to
#elif and removed the commenting marks on the rest 380 #if #elif s I was able to proceed.
Then It complained about Namespace 'TemplateNamespace'
I am stuck at this point and cannot proceed.
I would really appreciate your help.
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I uninstalled all version of Mimer Provider manager, downloaded the Mimer Provider Manager source v2.0.2 from http://developer.mimer.com/mpm and then built it. I got no errors, it built right out of the box.
I will try to figure out what the problem is, but if you have some more information it might help. Do you, for example, have the Mimer Data Provider and Oracle Data Provider installed?
Regards,
Fredrik
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I have both the Oracle Dataprovider and the Mimer Provider installed correctly. The Solution as a whole compiles with out errors. But I am unable to build the MpmTemplatePlugin project. It complains about the TemplateNamespace not found errors.
Could you provide some pointers.
The project uses #elif preprocessor statements. This is another place where errors were occuring with code out of box. the errors went away when I changed the statements to #elsif
Thanks,
Salil
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The TemplatePlugin project should not be built, it is just a template project used for creating now provider plugins. You only have to built the entire solution, not the specific projects (at least not the template plugin project since it should not be built).
Regards,
Fredrik
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Hello Fredrik,
Thank you for responding. I apologize, but I was not sure where to start. And thought this would be a good place as any hoping some one would point me in the correct direction.
I am using the Mimer 2.0.2 version of Source code I downloaded from the Mimer site. I am using it on Windows XP, Visual Studio 2005 .Net (Framework 2.0) environment.
Initially I had troubles with the preprocessor statements in the TemplatePlugin project.
// #elsif...
once I changed them to
#elif and removed the commenting marks on the rest 380 #if #elif s I was able to proceed.
Then It complained about Namespace 'TemplateNamespace'
I am stuck at this point and cannot proceed.
I would really appreciate your help.
Hi
I uninstalled all version of Mimer Provider manager, downloaded the Mimer Provider Manager source v2.0.2 from http://developer.mimer.com/mpm and then built it. I got no errors, it built right out of the box.
I will try to figure out what the problem is, but if you have some more information it might help. Do you, for example, have the Mimer Data Provider and Oracle Data Provider installed?
Regards,
Fredrik
Hello Fredrik,
Greetings,
I have both the Oracle Dataprovider and the Mimer Provider installed correctly. The Solution as a whole compiles with out errors. But I am unable to build the MpmTemplatePlugin project. It complains about the TemplateNamespace not found errors.
Could you provide some pointers.
The project uses #elif preprocessor statements. This is another place where errors were occuring with code out of box. the errors went away when I changed the statements to #elsif
Thanks,
Salil
Salil,
The TemplatePlugin project should not be built, it is just a template project used for creating now provider plugins. You only have to built the entire solution, not the specific projects (at least not the template plugin project since it should not be built).
Regards,
Fredrik
Ohhhh!
So that was the problem.
Thanks..
THis is a great software. I will keep chugging at it and let you know if I have any questions.
Regards,
Salil