on 08-11-2017 4:40 AM
In Cloud Application Studio 1708,
I have added a business object, to my solution and activated succesfully.
But when I try to add Script Files it gives "Business Object does not exist in solution ...... (in development)" error. (Actually it exists and activated.)
Strangely, even after giving this error, it writes as "Script Files added successfully". But doesn't add it in reality.
I also tried to create Query from this BO. It says "Check failed".
But if I check the full solution it checks successfully.
Please help me solve this issue.
I have stucked and can't do further development.
I found the main reason and solution finally 🙂
If I use characters like "i" in Folder Name or BO name, then it cannot find the BO.
Because the Repository converts the names to Upper cases.
And due to my local settings (Turkey), upper case for "i" is "İ" which is not "I" as it is English.
(MaterialCriteria -> MATERİALCRİTERİA)
That's why it cannot find the BO in solution.
I awoided using this character and now it works 🙂
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I think I found the reason;
If you create an association with the same name in two different BO's in the same Solution, it puts the solution into an unstable form.
At least, I assume this.
But still cannot solve it 😞
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Hi Bin,
I did all of these, even I reinstalled .Net Framework and Visual Studio (Ultimate and Shell).
I cleared regedit entries, deleted Temp folders.
But no lock 😞 Still the same error.
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Hi MUSA,
1. Reinstall the studio.
2. Check your authority.
3. Check the session administration.
4. Check your windows system.
Best Regards,
Benny
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