[cosmic-users] tao_picml

[Wasili Goutas]

Hi kitty,

I actualy get CoSMIC compiled and registered its services to GME5.
The problem was the misstyped %XERCESCROOT%\lib (I forgot the C in
xercesCroot :-( in my PATH environment.
I also added %XERCESCROOT%\bin to my PATH, to be sure GME will find
xerces-c_2_7.dll.

Thanks for your help.

Now, when I start GME and add my Quoter project all icons are where I 
expect them. When I try to generate the DeploymentPlan Descriptors I get 
now a message box telling me "Cannot resolve assotiation QoSDecoration".
After that, every time I try to generate something like the domain 
description, deployment plan descr. ore MPC files I get the message "Com 
exception: The project is already in transaction".

I hope you can help me also with that.
bye
Wasili

Krishnakumar B wrote:
> CoSMIC builds out of the box *without* any errors (if you use the binary
> version of dependent libraries from CoSMIC download site).  There should be
> no problems with running any of the interpreters in Debug builds.  On
> release builds, IDLGenerator and EQAL fail with MSVC71.  But even this
> error goes away with vc8.
> 
> You need to have GME-5.9.21 if you need to reinterpret the metamodel.
> GME-4.11.10 will fail.  Also each version of UDM is closely tied to the
> version of GME (as is the version of the binary installer of CoSMIC and
> GME), i.e., binary compatibility is not present.  You cannot have two
> versions of GME or UDM installed on the same machine.  GME/UDM don't
> support upgrades.  You need to first uninstall any previous version(s) and
> re-install the new version.  This is true for all versions of
> GME/UDM/CoSMIC.
> 
> I personally verified that tao_picml.exe (or IDL2PICML.exe if you checkout
> from CVS) runs without errors with Quoter.idl.  So as long as you get your
> GME/UDM/VC environment setup properly, you shouldn't have any errors.
> 
> 
>>I run tao_picml.exe ... without any errors.
>>I imported the xme file with the GME 5 version still installed and got 
>>an successfull result :-)) and no constrains of the model are violated.
>>But now the button bar of GME contains to buttons without icon but '??'
> 
> 
> This happens when LoadLibraryEx fails, i.e., GME couldn't load the
> interpreter because one of the dependent libraries of the interpreter is
> not available in PATH.  The easiest way is to load the interpreter in
> depends.exe to see which library is missing, and ensure that you add the
> path to the missing libraries to your PATH.
> 
> -kitty.
>