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Problems building from source: xcopy Options
methical
Posted: Saturday, July 10, 2010 10:48:22 AM
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Hello guys,

I was told about cuyahoga by a college and it sounded worth-while learning so i downloaded the source and begun to follow the instructions.

I am running Visual Studios 2010 with a MS SQL Database (2008) and downloaded the "Cuyahoga-2.0.0-ALPHA-src.zip" nad unpacked this.

I opened the solution in VS and immediately, there were some errors. A lot to do with dll's that could not be found. This was solved by simply removing the offending references and re-adding them from the included "libs" folder.

Secondly, there was an issue with the "
Code:
Cuyahoga.Web.Manager.Helpers.SectionAdminExtentions.CreateSettingsTextBox(HtmlHelper htmlHelper, ModuleSetting moduleSetting, string name, object value, bool fixedTextBoxWidth)
" method. It was complaining that it could not convert a HtmlTextBox to a String. I solved this issue by simply adding ".ToHtmlString()" to the end of the return statement.

I then went to build the project and I am gettin several errors, all surrounding what I believe to be the post-build events. The errors are as follows:

(sadly this forum will not let me post the error due it believing the \s \y portion of the error message is potentially dangerous.)

Basically, the error mentions that an xcopy command exited with code 9009.


I have not got any ideas on how to solve these errors. Could anyone shed some light on this situation?>

Thanks in advance.

Edit

Further inspection of the output window reveals the following. "xcopy is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program of batch command" I have had a look at my PATH environment variable and for some reason it is set to the QuickTime folder. Sadly, on Windows 7, the "edit" button is greyed-out on the administrator account and thus I am unable to change it back.
methical
Posted: Wednesday, July 14, 2010 11:11:19 AM
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Ok so i managed to get my environment variable fixed and have tried using xcopy via command line and it works as expected. So there has got to be some alternate issue arising here.

Any one know how to configure this cuyahoga business ?
Constructor
Posted: Wednesday, July 14, 2010 11:51:07 AM
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I would advise using version V1.6 if you are looking at actually using it. I think that version you have was the alpha of V2.0.

There will be another version available very soon to take a look at also.
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