Thread: Trouble setting up development environment

Trouble setting up development environment

From
Jim Sensel
Date:
Hello,

I'm having a bit of trouble.  When I try to load the pgAdminII project
several load errors occur that seem to do with the class version
statements.  The environment is Visual Studio 6 sp5.  Would someone
please point me to info or possibly suggest a solution to this problem.
Could find nothing about it on website nor mailing list archives.

I'd just like to develop a plugin.  I can create a new project and use
the wonderful pgSchema class w/ no problems.  Just can't load any of the
source projects due to the load-time/design-time errors.  The .log files
offer no clue to what the problem is.  They just say "Couldn't load
xxxx.cls."

My intention is to create a plugin that allows schema export to xml
schema (.xsd) format.  If something of this nature already exists or is
being worked on, please let me know.  I'd love to use it or help w/
design/development/testing/whatever if there's already a project
started.

Thanks for any help.

Jim Sensel


Re: Trouble setting up development environment

From
"Dave Page"
Date:

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jim Sensel [mailto:postgresql0@eggheads.com]
> Sent: 19 May 2003 18:28
> To: pgadmin-hackers@postgresql.org
> Subject: [pgadmin-hackers] Trouble setting up development environment
>
>
> Hello,

Hello,

> I'm having a bit of trouble.  When I try to load the
> pgAdminII project several load errors occur that seem to do
> with the class version statements.  The environment is Visual
> Studio 6 sp5.  Would someone please point me to info or
> possibly suggest a solution to this problem.
> Could find nothing about it on website nor mailing list archives.

VB can get upset if you got the source using the tarball option on the
cvsweb interface because cvsweb manages to convert the line ends to Unix
format. Try checking out the source code using WinCVS or another windows
CVS client.

> My intention is to create a plugin that allows schema export
> to xml schema (.xsd) format.  If something of this nature
> already exists or is being worked on, please let me know.
> I'd love to use it or help w/
> design/development/testing/whatever if there's already a
> project started.

There is nothing that I'm aware of being worked on. Sounds like an
interesting project though - please feel free to email the list if you
need any hints or pointers.

Regards, Dave.