Hi there

We were attempting to solve a problem with VB.Net i.e. Vb.Net stalling when we switch between forms for anything up to 30seconds and so we thought we'd see how our project is going to go in VS2005 and we've hit another snag.

Our solution is comprised of two projects - our LLBL layer and our UI layer

We copied the projects to a new location, opened VS 2005 and imported the projects.

The project imports go OK but we get a lot of errors from the LLBL project. Errors like "ExerciseTemplateCollection is ambiguous in the namespace ExerciseTemplateCollection". About half of our collections work and half don't

Any ideas what's causing this?

Using Intellisense we can see 10 of our collections and then 10 will be missing and then maybe 15 more and then a gap of maybe 15 more. We get errors from the collections, from their respective DAO classes - everything to do with the problem entity falls over

It seems some have come over fine and others just won't show up. All the files are there just that VS 2005 takes exception to some of the collections

Any thoughts?

FYI: The project was not compiled a .Net 2.0 platform

regards

Randall

Apologies for posting in this Databinding forum - should have put it somewhere else... I'm a monkey...

jackscoldsweat wrote:

Apologies for posting in this Databinding forum - should have put it somewhere else... I'm a monkey...

Damn stinkin' ape!

I've moved it to the generated code forum.

Which version of VS.NET 2005 do you use? I've tried using Beta1 and that went ok, without problems...

cmartinbot wrote:

jackscoldsweat wrote:

Apologies for posting in this Databinding forum - should have put it somewhere else... I'm a monkey...

Damn stinkin' ape!

Whoa, watch out, those monkeys can fight back!

Chimps Maul Visitor at Calif. Sanctuary http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=533&e=3&u=/ap/20050304/ap_on_re_us/chimpanzee_attack

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. - A couple's plans for a birthday party for their former pet chimpanzee turned tragic when two other chimps at an animal sanctuary escaped from their cage and attacked. The man was critically injured with massive wounds to his face, body and limbs, and the attacking animals were shot dead.

St. James and LaDonna Davis were at the Animal Haven Ranch in Caliente to celebrate the birthday of Moe, a 39-year-old chimpanzee who was taken from their suburban Los Angeles home in 1999 after biting off part of a woman's finger.

Moe was not involved in Thursday's attack, said Steve Martarano, a spokesman for the California Department of Fish and Game.

The couple had brought Moe a cake and were standing outside his cage when Buddy and Ollie, two of four chimpanzees in the adjoining cage, attacked St. James Davis, Martarano said. Officials have not determined how the chimps got out of their enclosure, he said.

Ok, many questions come to mind. Why do you bring a birthday cake to your finger-eating monkey? Why, unless you have had endless plastic surgeries on your face, did you have a monkey in your home? How many monkey attacks do you have to endure before you figure out they don't want birthday cakes and to live in posh L.A. homes?

Get your stinkin' hands off me, you damned dirty apes!

Otis wrote:

I've moved it to the generated code forum.

Which version of VS.NET 2005 do you use? I've tried using Beta1 and that went ok, without problems...

Otis have you had success with a Web Application.. I cannot get the toolbox Icons to display (thus I cannot use them) and am limited to code only..

If you did get them to work, any help would be appreciated..

Stephen

Oops forgot to Mention that I am using Visual Studio 2005 Beta1 (Whidbey) with dotNet Framework 2.0

Stephen

I answered this in your own thread