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• Re: UIP Application Block Forum

  Hi Amit, In my experience of looking for what you describe, this forum is probably the best you'll find in terms of "live" and "helpful". I have noted one or two others but they were pretty much dead or all questions no answers. You might also want to try the newsgroup microsoft.public.dotnet.distributed_apps (which can be accessed via MSDN here) . Why not post a new thread here and see what happens? :) Hope that helps. Mark

  Posted to Microsoft Application Blocks (Forum) by mjtech on 6/13/2006

• Re: UIPAB: First view opens then shuts down immediately

  Hi. It is better to start a new thread on this as it makes it easier for others who have the same problem to find the solution. Also you can mark the correct reply as the answer which also helps. Mention in the new thread what kind of errors you are getting as it may be possible for others to help you get the samples you have to work for you. Thanks Mark P.S. I'll post a fuller response in your new thread :)

  Posted to Microsoft Application Blocks (Forum) by mjtech on 6/13/2006

• Re: Simple navigation with Microsoft Application Blocks??

  This page might be the sort of thing you are looking for... http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/hellouipab.asp HTH.

  Posted to Microsoft Application Blocks (Forum) by mjtech on 4/23/2006

• Re: UIPAB: First view opens then shuts down immediately

  I still have not found a solution for this so I am still hoping someone can help me out on this forum. If any clarification is needed on the problem please let me know. Thanks.

  Posted to Microsoft Application Blocks (Forum) by mjtech on 4/23/2006

• Re: Calling methods on my Controller produces System.NullReferenceException

  Well I think I know why this happened - because I switched a few days ago from using the UIPManager to start the first View, i.e. from using ... UIPManager.StartOpenNavigationTask("OpenNav", "MyView") to using ... Application.Run(New MyView) as I was having a problem with the View shutting down immediately after it first ran. Now, having remembered making that change, it is obvious that the Controller objects were not being initialised because the UIPManager is responsible for all that. Now I just

  Posted to Microsoft Application Blocks (Forum) by mjtech on 4/10/2006

• UIPAB: First view opens then shuts down immediately

  I remember reading about someone else having this problem but I can not find the thread. As soon as my application's first view launches it shuts down immediately exiting the application. My application starts via an assembly with a class containing a Main method. In the main method I start the application with just the one line of code: UIPManager.StartOpenNavigationTask("OpenNav", "MyView") MyView implements IShutdownUIP : Public Sub Shutdown() Implements IShutdownUIP.Shutdown Me.Close() End Sub

  Posted to Microsoft Application Blocks (Forum) by mjtech on 4/10/2006

• Calling methods on my Controller produces System.NullReferenceException

  When I try to call my Controller from my View using the code line: Me.MyController.OpenMyView() I get a System.NullReferenceException. As I understood it, the UIP handles the instantiation of the Controller when this code executes: Private ReadOnly Property MyController() As MyController Get Return CType(Me.Controller, MyController) End Get End Property Thanks ---- System.NullReferenceException was unhandled by user code Message="Object reference not set to an instance of an object." Source="MAJ

  Posted to Microsoft Application Blocks (Forum) by mjtech on 4/7/2006

• Re: Problem loading an assembly with the UIPAB

  To answer my own question... The 'WinUILauncher' project (that starts the application via the UIPManager) needed a reference to the 'Common' project as, although my code doesn't reference it, the User Interface Process Application Block assembly referenced in the WinUILauncher project does need to reference the Common assembly as it uses the MyController class within it. The obvious answer can be elusive sometimes!

  Posted to Microsoft Application Blocks (Forum) by mjtech on 4/7/2006

• Re: Problem loading an assembly with the UIPAB

  I forgot to mention that, although the exception message says "The system cannot find the file specified", the assembly, named " MAJ.MyApp.Common.dll ", does exist in the Common\bin\Debug folder. Thanks.

  Posted to Microsoft Application Blocks (Forum) by mjtech on 3/22/2006

• Problem loading an assembly with the UIPAB

  I've structured my application architecture similarly to the UIPAB quickstart samples so that I've got a presentation layer, business layer, data access layer etc. and my Controller is contained in a separate library called "MAJ.MyApplication.Common.dll". The problem occurs when it tries loading this assembly to get a reference to my Controller defined in the config file defined as follows: ... <views> <view name="StartView" type="MAJ.MyApp.WinUIPresentationLayer.StartView, MAJ.MyApp.WinUIPresentationLayer

  Posted to Microsoft Application Blocks (Forum) by mjtech on 3/22/2006