Re: [otlkcon-devel] Project source update

[Kervin L. Pierre]

Hello Tom,

- Original Message 
 project built successfully.  The only issue that I had was that the  
 tests project couldn't find smlog.lib.  I noticed the smlog directory  

Yes, this is a recent change.  I removed the
dependency on smlog.  In fact the smlog
source should be removed from the source
tree soon.

The fix is to removed smlog from the linker
input in the project configuration.

The latest SVN code should have this fix
in there.

Best regards,
Kervin







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Re: [otlkcon-devel] Project source update

[Kervin L. Pierre]

Hello Tom,

- Original Message 
  The 'Debug_Installed' target is needed
  to build.  Also, prebuilt dependency
  DLLs can be downloaded from...
 Okay, I'm so out of Visual Studio development it's kinda sad.  When  
 you talk about the Debug_Installed target is needed to build what  
 exactly do you mean?
 

This is the Configuration Target.  It can be found
on the standard build toolbar.  The default options
are Debug and Release usually.  We have a
third target, Debug_Installed.  Select that in the
build toolbar and you should be good to go.

This target is basically the same as the Debug
except it places the built DLL in the 
C:\Windows\System32 directory.  Useful for
speeding up build/test cycles.

 test it with Leopard Calendar server and I am having a heck of a  
 time.  Can anyone post some detailed instructions on how to build the  
 code.  I would really like to start testing.  Thanks.
 

I'll try to get a milestone build out this weekend.

To build from SVN...
1. Get the code... http://sourceforge.net/svn/?group_id=66565

2. Get the dependency binaries...   dev-build-binaries-20070715-01.zip
on http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=66565

3. Unzip the binaries in the otlkcon folder of the source.

4. Open the otlkcon.sln file and click the build button.

This should work, let me know if it doesn't.

Best regards,
Kervin


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[otlkcon-devel] Project source update

[Kervin L. Pierre]

Hello,

I've just synced the source code in
the Subversion repository.  You can
find information on getting the source
at...
http://sourceforge.net/svn/?group_id=66565

The 'Debug_Installed' target is needed
to build.  Also, prebuilt dependency
DLLs can be downloaded from...
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/otlkcon/dev-build-binaries-20070715-01.zip

Currently there's an issue getting the
.Net COM DLLs working with the message
store.  So if anyone has experience with
.Net/COM interop and can get pass this,
that would be a big help.

After we get that and a few other
'blocking' issue, we'll be ready for a
beta release.

Best regards,
Kervin


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