From: Marcin K. <kar...@o2...> - 2008-04-21 21:03:22
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Hi, Mike Taczak pisze: > Hi Marcin, > I had this exact problem just last week. The solution for me was to: > > 1. Upgrade Visual Studio to SP1 (which I had not previously done) > 2. Install The Windows Mobile PocketPC (which I /had/ previously done, but did it again) > > After I did step 2, the problem mysteriously went away. None of the reasons you might find online (about Visual Studio) explain why the builds skipped, and there was no documentation saying that SP1 was required for Windows Mobile Development, but it worked for me :). > > If this doesn't work, then maybe I just got lucky ;). Write back! So you are lucky. I Tried to install SP1 to vs2005 and WM SDK 5 and 6 several times in different combinations, but without success. There is no problem with WM 6.0 SDK platform - everything goes ok. (I using WM 6.0 SDK Refresh packs) After WM 5.0 SDK installation I don't have defined "Windows Mobile 5.0 for ... SDK" platform, but "... SDK 2". There is "... SDK" in build manager in active platform check box, but while I tried to set up target platform there wasn't such platform. When I tried define new platform for target manually i noticed that there is "... SDK 2" not "... SDK". A bit complicated... :D I keep on trying... |