Hi Greg,
I know this is an old post, but I have the same problem. I think that by now
you have resolved this issue.
I have VS 2010 in a window 7 64 bit. I have mapguide web api 64 bit
installed, I am using IIS as web server, my application has mapguide pool.
All my stuff is in 64 bit, I run VS
Are you using Visual Studio? Go to the Debug menu and select Exceptions. Then
at the Common Language Runtime Exceptions mark in the checkbox Thrown.
This will notify you of any exceptions that might happen behind the code.
You can also try to step trough the code.
If you pull the Maestro5 source
Hey Hans,
I attempted to create your tool, I thought it was a great idea. I created
an empty console project and pasted your code into a new class. The exe was
created when compiling the code. I took that exe and placed in the bin
folder where my dll's where and ran it.
The console doesn't
According to M$ the error code 4 means: Initialization error occurred. There
is not enough memory or disk space, or you entered an invalid drive name or
invalid syntax on the command line.
My best guess is that the compiler (like visual studio) is 32 bit and when
trying to copy from Program Files
Those dlls in question are not .net assemblies. I don't know why VS would try
to process them for metadata. Maybe because they're dlls in your output
directory. Either way it should not be an issue.
Local IIS debugging means that IIS will probably still have open handles on
your dlls from a
I am using the local IIS Web server for debug. I am running vs as
administrator. I must be doing something else wrong. My build and
Intellisense outputs are below. Is it possible that some of my other
project references are causing a problem?
/- Build started: Project: Cid_Map,
I have additional information:
I changed the platform target in my project from x64 to any cpu and my
IntelliSense problems went away.
I still get the build error when the dll files are copied from the nuget
packages (see below). If I stop the local IIS server during build, the
error goes away.
I am suddenly getting the following error when I build my project using
Jackie's nuget package and don't know what to make of it:
The command
xcopy /s /y C:\Program
Files\OSGeo\MapGuide\Web\www\Cid_Map\packages\mapguide-api-base-x64.2.5.0.7449\mapguide-api-base\*.*
C:\Program
If you're debugging using the built-in web server, stop.
That web server is a 32-bit process that *cannot* run 64-bit ASP.net
applications.
If you want to debug a 64-bit ASP.net web application, it has to be through
local IIS, which normally means you have to run Visual Studio as an
Hi Greg
If you do not have any references to the MapGuideDotNetApi.dll then just
delete it.
That is what I did. I am using the Maestro API, and I modified it and
deleted the reference to the old MapGuideDotNetApi.dll and added the other
DLL files as references. This works flawless.
Hans...
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Oh, and by BTW, I created a small command line tool to check all .exe and
.dll files in a folder. The tool will display if binary files are x86, x64
or Any (in case they are .net). Also version numbers are displayed.
Just copy the tool to the location of your binary files and double click it.
All
Thanks Jackie and Hans for your suggestions. I decided to:
- remove all mapguide references
- delete all mapguide dll's from my application\bin directory
- install the mapguide-api-web-x64 nuget package
- rebuild
and all is working now.
Thanks again.
Greg
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I know this is an old post but with the release of 2.5 I am upgrading and am
hoping to get a few ideas. I need to develop for Windows Server 2008 R2.
My development machine is:
Windows 7 64 bit
Visual Studio 2010
IIS 7.5
MGOS 2.5 64 bit
I have installed the 64 bit version to my development
You cannot debug 64-bit ASP.net MapGuide applications through the built-in VS
web server as that is a 32-bit application.
This is the default choice for ASP.net applications. You have to debug
though local IIS (it's some project setting in there)
You have to UAC-elevate VS in order to debug with
The only Mapguide references in my project are:
OSGeo.MapGuide.Foundation
OSGeo.MapGuide.Geometry
OSGeo.MapGuide.MapGuideCommon
OSGeo.MapGuide.PlatformBase
OSGeo.MapGuide.Web
and I have copied all dll's from the mapviewernet\bin folder
When the project is loaded I get the following output:
Unless there's a reason you can't, I'd unref and remove the existing DLLs and
just install the MapGuide nuget package via the nuget package manager in VS
http://nuget.org/packages/mapguide-api-web-x64/
This way you don't have to concern yourself with whether you copied the
correct dlls. The
Hello,
I have developed a site on MGOS 2.2. I built the (.NET) site on a 32-bit
windows 2008 development machine, which is not my primary development
machine. I am now trying to get the site to build on my 64-bit Windows 7
development machine, and I am having trouble. The strange part is that
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