Deploy problem mapscript C#

[Tamas Szekeres]

Diego,

 

Assuming you have ".NET Framework Version 2.0 Redistributable Package"
installed could you try the sample applications (for example drawmap.exe)
can be run from your application directory?

I could not recall your environment exactly now I have only an XP
installation with FW 2.0 (and without Visual Studio and FW 1.1). I can
confirm that the sample apps could be run without requiring to install
Visual Studio.

If the problem still persists, i would encourage you to make a test
application to reproduce and post it to the bugzilla assigning me as the
owner. I will dig into this issue in more detail and test it also on a
Windows Server 2003 installation.

 

 

Tamas

 

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From: Diego Riofrio [mailto:diego.riofrio at gmail.com] 
Sent: Monday, June 05, 2006 5:37 PM
To: Szekeres Tamás; MAPSERVER-USERS at lists.umn.edu
Subject: Deploy problem mapscript C#

 

Tamas,

 

A month ago we talked about the compilation of mapscript for c# and the
manifests of the dlls. Those dlls work very well in development with Visual
Studio 2005 and Visual Studio 2003 installed in the same computer.

 

But now, I'm deploying the application in another computer with Windows 2003
server without any Visual Studio instalation, and my application throws an
error of mapscriptPINVOKE, the same error "Unable to load dll '
mapscript.dll'"; do yo remember that in another mail I told you that in a
computer with Vsual 2005 but without Visual 2003 it threw the same error?
So, while in deployment it does too. What do you think that I need to do? Do
you think there is a packet or SDK of Visual Studio 2003 that I need to
install? 

 

Thanks for your help.

 

Diego.

 


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