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In several independant projects, I get an error while checking my configuration:
Validator: Update assembly references -> All assembly references are valid.
In the next line there is a red X with title Resource.resx.
The description (translated from German):
SystemArgumentException: ResX-File: "One part of path 'C:\Program Files (X86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\Common 7\Resources\file.xxx' could not be found.
The resource with filename file.xxx is part of my project, not not at this location. I can't find any reference to this path.
Is this an error of the Check Setting Wizard?
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Richard Kling
Validator: Update assembly references -> All assembly references are valid.
In the next line there is a red X with title Resource.resx.
The description (translated from German):
SystemArgumentException: ResX-File: "One part of path 'C:\Program Files (X86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\Common 7\Resources\file.xxx' could not be found.
The resource with filename file.xxx is part of my project, not not at this location. I can't find any reference to this path.
Is this an error of the Check Setting Wizard?
Regards
Richard Kling
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Richard
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answered on 10 Dec 2009, 10:44 AM
I found the following bug in Check Settings wizard:
If a resource in resources.resx has a persistence property set to 'linked while compile time' the path is not properly resolved.
Switching to 'embedded in .resx' solves this problem.
I translated the properties 'linked while compile time' and 'embedded in .resx' from German, so I don't know the correct english description.
Regards
Richard
If a resource in resources.resx has a persistence property set to 'linked while compile time' the path is not properly resolved.
Switching to 'embedded in .resx' solves this problem.
I translated the properties 'linked while compile time' and 'embedded in .resx' from German, so I don't know the correct english description.
Regards
Richard
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Hello Richard,
We found the problem. It seems the system ResXResourceReader class used for reading the resource files cannot resolve the relative paths correctly and it is required to set the path to the .resx file explicitly. We will fix this immediately. Thank you for bringing this to us, your Telerik points have been updated.
All the best,
Alexander
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We found the problem. It seems the system ResXResourceReader class used for reading the resource files cannot resolve the relative paths correctly and it is required to set the path to the .resx file explicitly. We will fix this immediately. Thank you for bringing this to us, your Telerik points have been updated.
All the best,
Alexander
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answered on 06 Mar 2015, 10:30 PM
Hello,
I have the following error:
Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation.
ResX file Could not find a part of the path 'C:\Windows\system32\Imagenes\Imagen1.png', cannot be parsed
I have the following error:
Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation.
ResX file Could not find a part of the path 'C:\Windows\system32\Imagenes\Imagen1.png', cannot be parsed
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Hello Ricardo,
Can you be more specific about the situation when you are experiencing this exception?
Are you using Telerik Data Access in your project(s)?
If so what is the version that you are using?
Regards,
Viktor Zhivkov
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Can you be more specific about the situation when you are experiencing this exception?
Are you using Telerik Data Access in your project(s)?
If so what is the version that you are using?
Regards,
Viktor Zhivkov
Telerik
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