• State Verified Answer
  • Replies 3 replies
  • Subscribers 32 subscribers
  • Views 1907 views
  • Users 0 members are here

OpenRoads Designer SDK and Visual Studio 2015

Benzi Papo
Offline

Hi guys,

I'm testing the latest OpenRoads Designer SDK 10.04.00.48 with VS2015.

I'm attempting to build the SDK supplied example project using Visual Studio 2015.

On the right I see a list of Bentley assemblies that are not found. I think this is why the project build fails. Any suggestions?

Regards,

Benzi

Parents
  • 0 Offline
    Benzi Papo said:
    Any suggestions?

    First, build the applications delivered with the MicroStation SDK.  To be successfull, start the SDK's MicroStationDeveloperShell.bat. In the SDK folder, you will find another batch file BuildAllExamples.bat.  Run that to build all the delivered SDK examples, including both C++ and .NET.

    If that succeeds, then you know that the Windows environment in the developer shell is correctly set up.

    Now look in the folder that contains one of the .NET examples, such as ManagedToolsExample.  You will find another batch file openSln.bat.  Run that batch file in the command shell to open Viz Studio.  The app. should build successfully using Viz Studio.  Examine the properties of that project and look for the references.  You should see most of the Bentley assemblies that you want to use, and where they originate.  Note those settings and transfer them to your ORD project settings.

    I see that you have figured out how to further setup your project to be able to use the ORD SDK.

     
    Regards, Jon Summers
    LA Solutions

Reply
  • 0 Offline
    Benzi Papo said:
    Any suggestions?

    First, build the applications delivered with the MicroStation SDK.  To be successfull, start the SDK's MicroStationDeveloperShell.bat. In the SDK folder, you will find another batch file BuildAllExamples.bat.  Run that to build all the delivered SDK examples, including both C++ and .NET.

    If that succeeds, then you know that the Windows environment in the developer shell is correctly set up.

    Now look in the folder that contains one of the .NET examples, such as ManagedToolsExample.  You will find another batch file openSln.bat.  Run that batch file in the command shell to open Viz Studio.  The app. should build successfully using Viz Studio.  Examine the properties of that project and look for the references.  You should see most of the Bentley assemblies that you want to use, and where they originate.  Note those settings and transfer them to your ORD project settings.

    I see that you have figured out how to further setup your project to be able to use the ORD SDK.

     
    Regards, Jon Summers
    LA Solutions

Children
No Data
Communities
Support and Services
Training and Learning
Social Media