on 10-19-2008 3:31 PM
Hi all,
I am using the AddonInstaller.NET Wizard to make *.ard but an *.srf form cannot be loaded.
I have done the following:
- In load the form with the following
' Form load and creation
oXmlDoc.load(".\..\PM_Algorithm.srf")
- In AddonInstaller.NET Wizard in Step: "Addon needed files" I add files and in "Extra 1" tab I put with browse the above *.srf file. I DO NOT put anything in "Destination Directory" (However I find after running in "Addon Files" directory *.srf).
Any Idea?
Notes:
- *.ard is normaly loaded to SAP B1
- Other services of this Addon work fine
- when I try to load the form form menu the system message is "Addon is disconnected"
Any Idea?
Thanks in Advance
Vangelis
I think the reason the production version of your add-on can't find the .srf file is because of the relative path naming "..\..\" that you are using. In debug mode, your SRF file is perhaps in the bin directory which could be two layers deep in the relative path whereas when it's installed in 'sap\b1\addons\your directory', it's at the same level compared to your executable. Try moving the .srf file in your project to a directory that matches the relative path structure as when the addon is actually running.
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I want to be sure I understand your problem correctly. Your user-defined form, that is contained in a .srf file loads correctly when you are in debug mode, but when you register your addon and then try to run your code from inside the client (as your users do) then b1 cannot find your form to load, correct?
If that is true, then the following probably applies to you:
When the addon is successfully installed, your .srf & your executable should be in the same folder on the PC, PLACED THERE BY BUSINESS ONE.
Then when your addon loads the .srf by your line of code that says oXmlDoc.load("PM_Algorithm.srf"), I think that will work.
The only thing is then it won't work for debug mode, unless you copy the .srf into the same directory (probably bin/debug) that your debug executable runs from. That all depends on where you store your .srf while developing it.
When your load statement contained the ..\..\, you're telling the program to go up two directory levels to find the file, from the starting directory (which will be where your executable is stored). While developing that would work if your .srf was up at the same level as the solution file (when your executable is in bin/debug). But when your .srf is in the same folder as your executable (as it is when the addon is installed), then two folders up the path will not contain your .srf and the load would fail.
Edited by: John Chadwick on Oct 20, 2008 3:28 PM
Hi Vangelis,
i did not get the point - when the file is in the addon directory after installing why should the error be in the Installer ?
when the addon disconnects something went wrong in your addon.
in c# i recommend you to implent try catch in your methods and at least the addon does not disconnect.
lg David
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Hi David,
the addon when is running in debug mode in .NET is working perfect. I have also "Try Catch" in code. I assume that "disconnect" must be because the form is not loaded.
Do you believe that the steps that I follow especially for "Destination Directory" in Addon Installer and the location of files?
Thanks
Hi Vangelis,
i took the "Installer" from SDK sample directory and improved it - so i have my own installer with sexy design
when the .srf is not in the addon directory copy it only for testing by hand in the directory.
ok, let's say the missing .srf is the problem, you should anyway develop your addon in a way where the
addon doesnt crash when something is missing. for example: just rename the .srf for one testing and
look where your addon make problems with debugging. i know, that's not your original problem but it anyway improves
your "quality"
lg David
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