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I upgraded to 1.6.1.1 of Essential Suite.
Current I loal WinForms dynamically. I now get a message "the located assembly’s manifest definition with name ‘Sysncfusion.Tools’ does not match the assembly reference."
I have check every tools.config file and every DLL to insure that the version is 1.6.1.1 and then recompiled the winform.
No Luck.
I have reviewed the "Assembly Binding Log" and my application is trying to load 1.6.1.0, this is post a Recompile of the application and forms.
Does someone have a suggestion?
Jim
ADAdministrator Syncfusion Team July 8, 2003 04:02 PM UTC
Do you have .resx files in your forms? If yes, there is a tool regenresx (under the Migration folder) that you could run for the resx file to make sure any dependencies on earlier dlls are upgraded.
Stefan
JJJim JenkinsJuly 8, 2003 09:22 PM UTC
Hello Stefan:
Thanks for the input.
This did not work so I created a new project and Started the build from the lowest control up.
This fixed the current problem.
Thanks, Jim
> Do you have .resx files in your forms? If yes, there is a tool regenresx (under the Migration folder) that you could run for the resx file to make sure any dependencies on earlier dlls are upgraded.
>
> Stefan
GRGregg ReedAugust 28, 2003 12:45 PM UTC
I have seen the same error on a demo I was building. I am using Essential Suite 1.6 with the beta Grouping Datagrid v2. This works fine on my laptop, but when I move a build to our demo laptop I received the same error. I installed Essential Suite on the demo laptop and it ran fine. Strange....
> Hello Stefan:
> Thanks for the input.
>
> This did not work so I created a new project and Started the build from the lowest control up.
>
> This fixed the current problem.
>
> Thanks, Jim
>
> > Do you have .resx files in your forms? If yes, there is a tool regenresx (under the Migration folder) that you could run for the resx file to make sure any dependencies on earlier dlls are upgraded.
> >
> > Stefan
>