Problem with Files for Custom Component

Y

Yeghia

Hi All

I have a problem when I'm creating custom component. I've read all tutorials
about this from Microsoft's MSDN site and I'm doing exactly the same way
they explain.

I'm adding several DLL's from my XP Pro image to custom componenet so that
they will appear in the final XPE image. But when Build operation completes
it says that it cannot find those modules. Error log is below:

Warning 1116: Building unreleased component: "Microsoft's shared programming
libraries [Version 1.0, R4]
Error 1005: File not found: "MFC71.dll"
Error 1005: File not found: "atl71.dll"

Can someone give me direction on what is wrong?

Regards
Yeghia
 
S

Slobodan Brcin \(eMVP\)

Hi,

Look if your files are copied to your repository. And that this is attached to your component.

Best regards,
Slobodan
 
K

KM

Yeghia,

The "Microsoft's shared programming libraries" component is probably yours, right?
When you created it, did you create a Repository to copy those Dlls?
 
Y

Yeghia

Hi All,

Thanks for your response,

I've created repository. I specified in "Source Path" field of "Repository
Properties" the path to directory where those files are in. When I import
component's sld file to Component Database Manager I can see that those
files has been copied to repository directory. But when I rebuild the image
(should I do something before building?) those files again cannot be found.
Where the trick is, guys?

Regards
Yeghia


Slobodan Brcin (eMVP) said:
Hi,

Look if your files are copied to your repository. And that this is attached to your component.

Best regards,
Slobodan


Hi All

I have a problem when I'm creating custom component. I've read all tutorials
about this from Microsoft's MSDN site and I'm doing exactly the same way
they explain.

I'm adding several DLL's from my XP Pro image to custom componenet so that
they will appear in the final XPE image. But when Build operation completes
it says that it cannot find those modules. Error log is below:

Warning 1116: Building unreleased component: "Microsoft's shared programming
libraries [Version 1.0, R4]
Error 1005: File not found: "MFC71.dll"
Error 1005: File not found: "atl71.dll"

Can someone give me direction on what is wrong?

Regards
Yeghia
 
S

Slobodan Brcin \(eMVP\)

Hi,

Beside creating repository have you associated it with all component that you have in one SLD project?

Best regards,
Slobodan

Yeghia said:
Hi All,

Thanks for your response,

I've created repository. I specified in "Source Path" field of "Repository
Properties" the path to directory where those files are in. When I import
component's sld file to Component Database Manager I can see that those
files has been copied to repository directory. But when I rebuild the image
(should I do something before building?) those files again cannot be found.
Where the trick is, guys?

Regards
Yeghia


Slobodan Brcin (eMVP) said:
Hi,

Look if your files are copied to your repository. And that this is attached to your component.

Best regards,
Slobodan


Hi All

I have a problem when I'm creating custom component. I've read all tutorials
about this from Microsoft's MSDN site and I'm doing exactly the same way
they explain.

I'm adding several DLL's from my XP Pro image to custom componenet so that
they will appear in the final XPE image. But when Build operation completes
it says that it cannot find those modules. Error log is below:

Warning 1116: Building unreleased component: "Microsoft's shared programming
libraries [Version 1.0, R4]
Error 1005: File not found: "MFC71.dll"
Error 1005: File not found: "atl71.dll"

Can someone give me direction on what is wrong?

Regards
Yeghia
 
G

Gordon Smith \(eMVP\)

Did you tell the component to use your repository?

In addition to setting up the repository so it copies your files correctly,
components looking for those files need to know about the repository.

--
Gordon Smith (eMVP)
-- Avnet Applied Computing Solutions

Hi All,

Thanks for your response,

I've created repository. I specified in "Source Path" field of
"Repository Properties" the path to directory where those files are
in. When I import component's sld file to Component Database Manager
I can see that those files has been copied to repository directory.
But when I rebuild the image (should I do something before building?)
those files again cannot be found. Where the trick is, guys?

Regards
Yeghia


Slobodan Brcin (eMVP) said:
Hi,

Look if your files are copied to your repository. And that this is
attached to your component.

Best regards,
Slobodan


Hi All

I have a problem when I'm creating custom component. I've read all
tutorials about this from Microsoft's MSDN site and I'm doing
exactly the same way they explain.

I'm adding several DLL's from my XP Pro image to custom componenet
so that they will appear in the final XPE image. But when Build
operation completes it says that it cannot find those modules.
Error log is below:

Warning 1116: Building unreleased component: "Microsoft's shared
programming libraries [Version 1.0, R4]
Error 1005: File not found: "MFC71.dll"
Error 1005: File not found: "atl71.dll"

Can someone give me direction on what is wrong?

Regards
Yeghia
 
K

KM

Yeghia,

Have you associated the component with the Repository created?
Check it out in CD with your SLD (Repository field on the component properties page.

--
Regards,
KM, BSquare Corp.

Hi All,

Thanks for your response,

I've created repository. I specified in "Source Path" field of "Repository
Properties" the path to directory where those files are in. When I import
component's sld file to Component Database Manager I can see that those
files has been copied to repository directory. But when I rebuild the image
(should I do something before building?) those files again cannot be found.
Where the trick is, guys?

Regards
Yeghia


Slobodan Brcin (eMVP) said:
Hi,

Look if your files are copied to your repository. And that this is attached to your component.

Best regards,
Slobodan


Hi All

I have a problem when I'm creating custom component. I've read all tutorials
about this from Microsoft's MSDN site and I'm doing exactly the same way
they explain.

I'm adding several DLL's from my XP Pro image to custom componenet so that
they will appear in the final XPE image. But when Build operation completes
it says that it cannot find those modules. Error log is below:

Warning 1116: Building unreleased component: "Microsoft's shared programming
libraries [Version 1.0, R4]
Error 1005: File not found: "MFC71.dll"
Error 1005: File not found: "atl71.dll"

Can someone give me direction on what is wrong?

Regards
Yeghia
 
Y

Yeghia

Slobodan, Gordon, KM

Thank you very much. It helped. Everything is OK now.

Regards
Yeghia


Slobodan Brcin (eMVP) said:
Hi,

Beside creating repository have you associated it with all component that you have in one SLD project?

Best regards,
Slobodan

Hi All,

Thanks for your response,

I've created repository. I specified in "Source Path" field of "Repository
Properties" the path to directory where those files are in. When I import
component's sld file to Component Database Manager I can see that those
files has been copied to repository directory. But when I rebuild the image
(should I do something before building?) those files again cannot be found.
Where the trick is, guys?

Regards
Yeghia


Slobodan Brcin (eMVP) said:
Hi,

Look if your files are copied to your repository. And that this is attached to your component.

Best regards,
Slobodan


Hi All

I have a problem when I'm creating custom component. I've read all tutorials
about this from Microsoft's MSDN site and I'm doing exactly the same way
they explain.

I'm adding several DLL's from my XP Pro image to custom componenet
so
that
they will appear in the final XPE image. But when Build operation completes
it says that it cannot find those modules. Error log is below:

Warning 1116: Building unreleased component: "Microsoft's shared programming
libraries [Version 1.0, R4]
Error 1005: File not found: "MFC71.dll"
Error 1005: File not found: "atl71.dll"

Can someone give me direction on what is wrong?

Regards
Yeghia
 

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