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newbie problem starting with CMAB

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Bill Hertzing - 01 Oct 2004 05:37 GMT
Lots of folks have got CMAB working, from the posts. I must be dense... I'm
trying to compile/run the simple Hashtable Quickstart. I keep getting a
dialog box with 'Could not create
"Microsoft.ApplicationBlocks.ConfigurationManagement,Version=1.0.0.0,Culture=neutral,PublicKeyToken=null" '

I've also tried the Read Quickstart, and my own code, all give me this
exception message. I've even traced it down into the
ConfigurationManagerSectionHandler.cs, where it throws the excpetion on the
line singletonSelf  =
(ConfigurationManagementSettings)ConfigurationSettings.GetConfig(
"applicationConfigurationManagement" );

One thing I do 'different'; I sign all of my MS app blocks with private key
file, and register them into the GAC when they are built (using VS 2003 IDE,
i use a post-build command line that calls gacutil). My login is a member of
the local admin group - I can't see how adding the CMAB to the GAC would
cause permission problems when trying to use the CMAB...

Any help would be GREATLY appreciated. I've spent nearly a day now trying to
get the quickstarts to run...
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DanL - 01 Oct 2004 18:37 GMT
Bill,

Just off the top of my head: After reading your post I realized that your
AsmRef (assembly reference) is to an assembly that has a null publickeytoken.
However, if you strongly signed the file and placed it in the GAC then your
Assembly Reference is no longer correct and needs to be updated.

DanL

> Lots of folks have got CMAB working, from the posts. I must be dense... I'm
> trying to compile/run the simple Hashtable Quickstart. I keep getting a
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> Any help would be GREATLY appreciated. I've spent nearly a day now trying to
> get the quickstarts to run...
Bill Hertzing - 19 Oct 2004 13:03 GMT
Thank you. That solved my problem!

> Lots of folks have got CMAB working, from the posts. I must be dense... I'm
> trying to compile/run the simple Hashtable Quickstart. I keep getting a
[quoted text clipped - 16 lines]
> Any help would be GREATLY appreciated. I've spent nearly a day now trying to
> get the quickstarts to run...

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