Hi guys,
I know this is a CSLA forum (and believe me - this IS a CSLA project), but I've tried the Microsoft website, and googling but I cannot find an answer anywhere.
All of a sudden, my solution (2 projects) do not compile because the references to dlls they previously had are missing...
So, thinking I can just remove and add the references again, I do just that. But in my list of references, regardless of how I add them... (either through the specified reference types COM, etc.. or Browse..), under the "Path" column it says "<The system cannot find the reference specified>"
The references in question are:-
Microsoft TAPI 3.0 Type Library
Visual Basic for Applications
Visual Basic runtime objects and proecedures
and a 3rd party control VLButtonBar.
Everything was fine yesterday, and I am totally hung out to dry, am unable to compile, release or publish.
The only thing that I have changed recently is an attempt at using CS-RCS (sourcec-control) which I later abandoned... surely that wouldn;t have an effect?
Anyone had this problem, or know what I can do?
Desperately,
Gaj.
Hi gents,
Sorry to waste your times...
Turns out the install of CS-RCS - and subsequent uninstall, rendered many, many, many of my files 'read only'. I simply removed the read-only attributes recursively in my development folder et voila! I can now add my references - I guess it was trying to create an Interop.xxx.dll and it was being denied.
Thanks,
Gaj
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