Debugging May 1.5: Command Line Arguments refer to manifest stored in temp...

Hi

After creating a new project with MSRS may 1.5 the Command line argument refer a manifest stored within a random (temp) folder within the temp folder of your user.

ex: -port:50000 -tcpport:50001 -manifest:"../Documents and Settings/sedapet5/Local Settings/Temp/jzolf2dd.iil/ABBController.manifest.xml"

Is this "by design" or a bug?

regards,

Daniel P

[410 byte] By [dape] at [2008-3-1]
# 1

that sounds like a bug in dssNewService. It ofcourse needs to point somewhere where the MSRS install is, like samples\config.

We will look into it, thank you for the report.

g

GeorgeChrysanthakopoulos at 2007-10-3 > top of Msdn Tech,Microsoft Robotics Studio,Microsoft Robotics - Community...
# 2

Hi Daniel. I don't see this behavior on my machine.

Can you describe how you created the new project?

Here is what I did:

1. Open "Microsoft Robotics Studio Command Prompt"

2. cd samples

3. dssnewservice -s:Foo

4. Open foo\foo.csproj

Thanks

DaveLee at 2007-10-3 > top of Msdn Tech,Microsoft Robotics Studio,Microsoft Robotics - Community...
# 3
Hi,

I also see this behavior when I create a new Robotics project "Simple DSS Service 1.5 (CTP May 2007)" from within Visual Studio.

When I examine the project properties -> Debug tab the command line arguments field has the following:

Command Line Arguments: -port:50000 -tcpport:50001 -manifest:"../Documents and Settings/Reece/Local Settings/Temp/4cccuaxg.eha/DssService1.manifest.xml"

Everything else seems okay.

Reece

ReeceR at 2007-10-3 > top of Msdn Tech,Microsoft Robotics Studio,Microsoft Robotics - Community...
# 4

This matches my behavior aswell.

Regards, Daniel

dape at 2007-10-3 > top of Msdn Tech,Microsoft Robotics Studio,Microsoft Robotics - Community...
# 5

Thanks for the repro. I've logged a bug for our team.

For now, you can manually fix it up, or run the tool directly from an MSRS command prompt instead.

David

DaveLee at 2007-10-3 > top of Msdn Tech,Microsoft Robotics Studio,Microsoft Robotics - Community...

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