1105: Missing Dependency target in

G

Guest

Hi,
in my Project dependency shows
Error 1105: Missing dependency target in: "Hungarian .NET Framework 2.0 MUI
[Version 2.0.50727.1,R3300]": "Hungarian .NET Framework 2.0 MUI conflicts
with Hungarian .NET Framework 1.1 MUI"

I have no 1.1 installed. Any advice?

Regards

Vlastimil
 
S

stbuhk

Hi,
in my Project dependency shows
Error 1105: Missing dependency target in: "Hungarian .NET Framework 2.0 MUI
[Version 2.0.50727.1,R3300]": "Hungarian .NET Framework 2.0 MUI conflicts
with Hungarian .NET Framework 1.1 MUI"

I have no 1.1 installed. Any advice?

Regards

Vlastimil

********************************
I do not consider this an actual FIX, it may be the only resolution
however. I unchecked MUI in the .net 2 framework(you may have to
manually remove some .net MUI components). I know that some of the
languages did not come with .net 1.1 support for MUI which in turn may
cause this problem. .NET 2 framework MUI may work for the languages
that included .net 1.1.
To keep consistent in my image i just disabled MUI for the .net 2
framework.

I too am curious why this does not work, i see no reason to have it
available if it does not function.
 
G

Guest

When I uncheck MUI in .NET Framework 2.0 the 1105 Error appears again.
I have to disable Hungarian .NET Framework 2.0 MUI, as well .

But is it the right way?

Vlastimil



stbuhk said:
Hi,
in my Project dependency shows
Error 1105: Missing dependency target in: "Hungarian .NET Framework 2.0 MUI
[Version 2.0.50727.1,R3300]": "Hungarian .NET Framework 2.0 MUI conflicts
with Hungarian .NET Framework 1.1 MUI"

I have no 1.1 installed. Any advice?

Regards

Vlastimil

********************************
I do not consider this an actual FIX, it may be the only resolution
however. I unchecked MUI in the .net 2 framework(you may have to
manually remove some .net MUI components). I know that some of the
languages did not come with .net 1.1 support for MUI which in turn may
cause this problem. .NET 2 framework MUI may work for the languages
that included .net 1.1.
To keep consistent in my image i just disabled MUI for the .net 2
framework.

I too am curious why this does not work, i see no reason to have it
available if it does not function.
 
S

stbuhk

When I uncheck MUI in .NET Framework 2.0 the 1105 Error appears again.
I have to disable Hungarian .NET Framework 2.0 MUI, as well .

But is it the right way?

Vlastimil

stbuhk said:
Hi,
in my Project dependency shows
Error 1105: Missing dependency target in: "Hungarian .NET Framework 2.0 MUI
[Version 2.0.50727.1,R3300]": "Hungarian .NET Framework 2.0 MUI conflicts
with Hungarian .NET Framework 1.1 MUI"
I have no 1.1 installed. Any advice?
Regards
Vlastimil
********************************
I do not consider this an actual FIX, it may be the only resolution
however. I unchecked MUI in the .net 2 framework(you may have to
manually remove some .net MUI components). I know that some of the
languages did not come with .net 1.1 support for MUI which in turn may
cause this problem. .NET 2 framework MUI may work for the languages
that included .net 1.1.
To keep consistent in my image i just disabled MUI for the .net 2
framework.
I too am curious why this does not work, i see no reason to have it
available if it does not function.

that is what i did, i also had some ASP 2.0 components that i think
are dependent on those items. More then likely you will have a number
of dependent components that you will have to remove , uncheck auto
dependency check in the options to make sure it is not adding items
without your approval.

because i could not get the .net 2.0 framework MUI to work for all
languages i opted to remove MUI for all of them. I am not sure of the
functionality lost when doing this, but at least you can build the
image.

I think this is a bug that needs to be addressed.
 

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