Hi


I receive those error when I try to run my project in Debug mode in Visual Studio 2003, I have tried to restart my computer to kill the proccess


Anyone ?


Regards


Jón Sveinsson

Cannot copy assembly 'DotNetNuke.WebControls' to file 'C:\DNN308\bin\DotNetNuke.WebControls.dll'.  The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process.





Cannot copy assembly 'DotNetNuke.WebUtility' to file 'C:\DNN308\bin\DotNetNuke.WebUtility.dll'.  The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process.





Unable to write to output file 'C:\Documents and Settings\jon\VSWebCache\JONHS-XP\DNN308\obj\Debug\DotNetNuke.dll': System Error &H80070020&


Unable to write to output file 'C:\Documents and Settings\jon\VSWebCache\JONHS-XP\DNN308\obj\Debug\DotNetNuke.pdb': System Error &H80070005&

Jón,

I had a similar problem and I constantly had to close VS.NET, delete the cached folder (c:\Documents and Settings\YourProfile\VSWebCache\YourServerName\dnnXXX), and then open VS.Net again and it would work for a while.

Somehow (probably google) I figured out to go into the refrences in VS.Net and look at the properties of the offending dll(s). Change the "Copy Local" property to true. This fixed the problem I was having. Have never had it happen since.

Hope this helps...

José

Your developing set up is missing some configs, read www.dotnentuke.dk to understand whow it should be configured.

Actually the error message doesn't say they are missing, it says they are in use.

It could be that you have Index Server running on your machine. If so, exclude your DNN directory from the Indexing. In Windows XP, you'd right click on the DotNetNuke folder, select properties, then click the Advanced button. Make sure the checkbox that says "For fast searching..." is NOT checked.

You could alternatively use the Computer Management console to access Index server and exclude the directory there.

Make sure you reboot after this change to make it take effect, then see if that helps. If not, let me know, it could be several things.

I have had this same problem and it is definitely the index server causing it. Like toddhd says, add the DNN directory to the exclusion list of the Index server, but you also need to add your vswebcache directory to the exclusion list as well:
C:\Documents and Settings\jon\VSWebCache\

If you don't want to add the exclusions, you can also restart the index service just before you build and it will generally allow you to build it.

Just to be fair, jrASPx is correct too about the "Copy Local" causing this problem - however, that shouldn't be a problem if you are only compiling the unmodified DNN solution and projects. They already have the "copy local" attributes set properly.

If you have added your own custom projects to the DNN solution, then that is a different story. In that case, make sure that any references to DNN dll's that you make are set to CopY Local = False as he noted above. You should also go into the solution properties and uncheck all the DNN projects so that they don't rebuild each time.

But I'm getting ahead of myself. Let us know where you are at, and if the problem is resolved.

Unless you are modifying the core, you shouldn't keep building it. So you can modify the configuration to just build your project.

Just to clarifyTodd, I didn't say the dll's where missing I said some configurations where missing.

Thanks Guys

That was the trick, I excluded those folder for fast Search and Whola... it works


Regards


Jón Sveinsson

Hi

One question, I tried to create new Project in the solution, And added DotNetNuke as a reference to it, Created some new usercontrol with one Label, but when I tried to run it from the VS2003, I receive the following error, I have excluded the 2 folder from the Indexing server, I even tried to stop the Indexing server. when I delete the project from the Solution everything works fine, The Project I added is C# Project which I'm not sure if I can add it directly to the solution or do I have to use instructions from Bonosoft from www.DotNetNuke.dk

Regards

Jón Sveinsson

Unable to write to output file 'C:\Documents and Settings\jon.JONHS-XP\VSWebCache\JONHS-XP\DNN308\obj\Debug\DotNetNuke.dll': System Error &H80070020&

First, I would just delete the whole \DNN308 Folder under \VSWebCache altogether. That might solve a lot of issues for you. It will rebuild itself later.

After that, exclude the whole C:\Documents and Settings folder from Index Server. (In fact, unless you have some particular reason you need Index Server running, just turn it off altogether.)

Hi


I have deleted the \DNN308 folder and I tried to exclude the whole c:\Documents and settings, I event tried to stop the Indexing server, but still I always receive the same error
Have anyone here created a C# Module in the DNN 3.0.8

What can be wrong here ?

Regards

Jon Sveinsson

Unable to write to output file 'C:\Documents and Settings\jon.JONHS-XP\VSWebCache\JONHS-XP\DNN308\obj\Debug\DotNetNuke.dll': System Error &H80070020&

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;313512

Bug in VS.NET. I'm working on 3 sites right now and building a couple modules a day. I'm spending more time on this issue than I am writing code!

DNN guys, what are you doing with this issue? Is it possible to build my project in a different solution? If so, are there special configurations I need to use to integrate it with DNN besides copying the assembly to the core/bin directory?

Thanks for any info.

I think the solution I posted might work for you as it eliminates references to all DNN projects.

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Nik