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Szabolcs Kubovics reopened CB-11825:
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After removing the "versions" attribute from the "resource-file" tag in the
plugin.xml the project cannot be deployed to mobile phone.
Workaround: change the package action for the dll from "content" to "none".
This workaround should be automatically done because it might happen that there
are many dll files.
> Windows dll file won't be copied as resource while adding custom plugin to a
> UWP project
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>
> Key: CB-11825
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-11825
> Project: Apache Cordova
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Plugins, Windows
> Affects Versions: 6.3.1
> Environment: Windows10 UWP projects
> Reporter: Szabolcs Kubovics
> Priority: Critical
> Fix For: 6.3.2
>
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> I have created a custom plugin which uses a Windows Runtime Component (e.g.
> "foo.winmd") file. In this winmd I have a referenced library class (e.g.
> "bar.dll").
> My plugin.xml looks like:
> <platform name="windows">
> ...
> <resource-file src="windows/windows10/bin/SayHelloLib.dll"
> target="plugins/com.plugin.test.myPlugin/SayHelloLib.dll"
> versions="<=0.0"/>
> <framework src="windows/windows10/bin/Plugin.Test.winmd"/>
> </platform>
> With Cordova 6.2.0 the resource file will be copied to the target place and
> if I add the plugin to a cordova project the winmd file will find it.
> With Cordova 6.3.1 the mentioned dll file won't be copied and I get
> FileNotFoundException (because it is not there).
> "Exception calling native with command :: SayHelloToName :: sayHello
> ::exception=WinRTError: The system cannot find the file specified.
> System.IO.FileNotFoundException: Could not load file or assembly
> 'SayHelloLib, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null' or one
> of its dependencies. The system cannot find the file specified.
> at Plugin.Test.TestPlugin.getName(String name)
> cordova.js (993,13)"
> I created a test package to easily reproduce this scenario. The test
> application can be downloaded from the external issue URL.
> - SayHelloLib: the library which is referred in the winmd (output of
> PluginProject solution)
> - PluginProject: contains the plugin proxy and the dll resource as cross
> referenced project (just for convenience)
> - MyPlugin: the custom plugin, contains the plugin .js and .xml files and
> windows specific resources from PluginProject solution
> - www: the index.html, it has to be copied to the www folder of the newly
> created Cordova project
> Repro steps:
> 1) build PluginProject project on x64 platform
> 2) copy built files:
> PluginProject\MyTestPlugin\windows\src\myPlugin_proxy.js ->
> MyPlugin\windows\src
>
> PluginProject\Plugin.Test\Plugin.Test.UWP\bin\x64\Debug\Plugin.Test.winmd ->
> MyPlugin\windows\windows10\bin
> PluginProject\Plugin.Test\Plugin.Test.UWP\bin\x64\Debug\SayHelloLib.dll
> -> MyPlugin\windows\windows10\bin
> 3) cordova create Cordova631 cordova631.test.plugin Cordova631
> 4) cd Cordova631
> 5) cordova platform add windows
> 6) cordova plugin add com.plugin.test.myPlugin --searchpath
> <path_to_MyPlugin_folder>
> 7) copy file:
> www\index.html -> Cordova631\platforms\windows\www
> 8) build the CordovaApp.sln on x64 platform
> 9) start the application
> 10) write something in the "Name" textbox
> 11) click "Say hello" button
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