MS SQL Server Notification Services

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Samples not working

Bob

2006-01-22, 11:23 am

I installed notification services for sql 2000 on a win xp pro SP1 box with
sql2000 developper edition.
The installation went fine. Then I ran setupSamples SetupSamples
MyComputerName\MyDom
ain\MyUser" "MyPassword" MyComputerName

(Myuser on Mydomain is the way I normally logon to this machine). I then
open the samples folder and double click on the realtor.sln file. I have
vs2005 and vs2003 installed on this machine and it tries to open it with
vs2005. I cancel that, go bcak to select vs2003 ide find the solution file
and open it. I get a message saying The application for project "the path
to Appdefintion.vcproj is not installed. Make sure the application for the
project type (.vcproj) is installed.

What gives? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Bob

Joe Webb

2006-01-23, 7:23 am

The realtor example is a C# project. Do you have VS 2003 C# installed?
Seems like I remember that all but one of the v2.0 samples are C#, the
last one being in VB.NET.

HTH...

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On Sun, 22 Jan 2006 12:04:31 -0500, "Bob" <bdufour@sgiims.com> wrote:

>I installed notification services for sql 2000 on a win xp pro SP1 box with
>sql2000 developper edition.
>The installation went fine. Then I ran setupSamples SetupSamples
> MyComputerName\MyDom
ain\MyUser" "MyPassword" MyComputerName
>
>(Myuser on Mydomain is the way I normally logon to this machine). I then
>open the samples folder and double click on the realtor.sln file. I have
>vs2005 and vs2003 installed on this machine and it tries to open it with
>vs2005. I cancel that, go bcak to select vs2003 ide find the solution file
>and open it. I get a message saying The application for project "the path
>to Appdefintion.vcproj is not installed. Make sure the application for the
>project type (.vcproj) is installed.
>
>What gives? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
>Bob
>

Bob

2006-01-23, 1:23 pm

I found it, it was because something in the project was written in C++.When
I added C++ to my visual studio 2003 instance problem resolved itself.

I hope that doesn't mean I<m going to have to take up C++ programming , I
have better things to do with my time. ;-)

Thanks Joe.

"Joe Webb" < joew@webbtechsolutio
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> The realtor example is a C# project. Do you have VS 2003 C# installed?
> Seems like I remember that all but one of the v2.0 samples are C#, the
> last one being in VB.NET.
>
> HTH...
>
>
>
> --
> Joe Webb
> SQL Server MVP
> http://www.sqlns.com
>
>
> ~~~
> Get up to speed quickly with SQLNS
> http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/t...il/-/0972688811
>
> I support PASS, the Professional Association for SQL Server.
> (www.sqlpass.org)
>
>
> On Sun, 22 Jan 2006 12:04:31 -0500, "Bob" <bdufour@sgiims.com> wrote:
>

Joe Webb

2006-01-23, 8:24 pm

Oops! I read your original post too quickly. csproj is a C# project
and as you've already discovered, a vcproj is a C++ project.

Glad you got it going1

--
Joe Webb
SQL Server MVP
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~~~
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On Mon, 23 Jan 2006 14:00:09 -0500, "Bob" <bdufour@sgiims.com> wrote:

>I found it, it was because something in the project was written in C++.When
>I added C++ to my visual studio 2003 instance problem resolved itself.
>
>I hope that doesn't mean I<m going to have to take up C++ programming , I
>have better things to do with my time. ;-)
>
>Thanks Joe.
>
>
>
>"Joe Webb" < joew@webbtechsolutio
ns.com> wrote in message
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