“1”=”C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Microsoft Service Factory\\ASMX Guidance Package\\Templates\\Projects\\ASMXClient\\Client.vstemplate” The registry import file looks like this:
#MICROSOFT SYNCTOY 2F 64 BIT#
So, my solution was to reflected the embedded App.Config, and find the registry keys it was looking for, find the corresponding 32 bit keys, convert them to 64 bit keys, and then imported them. However, the keys are actually stored underneath Wow6432Node. The basic problem is that the installer is looking for registry keys where the 64 bit keys are normally stored. Secondly, Mobile Client Software Factory says that it requires Guidance Automation Toolkit 2006 or later, even though the newest version is installed. To start with, the SCSF May 2007 Dependency Checker shows almost every item as not installed, even though they are. Well, let me start by saying I can’t believe how difficult this was to get working. In this case, a reboot seemed to have fixed something, but I don’t know why. īut from my original 3.3 version, updates worked find. Unable to access “ Error parsing site stream. Network connection problems encountered during search. However, when I tried to do an update from the newer versions, I got weird connection errors: Eclipse 3.2 didn’t have any problems, so it’s something that was introduced with version 3.3. So, something with the win32 graphics library is broken.
However, 3.4 without wpf does not render correctly. Finally I tried a using a beta 3.3-wpf release of eclipse, which does render the preferences correctly! Come to find out so does 3.4-wpf.
I tried a million different things to get this to work. This means that I couldn’t change any of my keybindings (key bindings). The General/Key tab is missing most of the GUI the first time I view it and is blank every other time. Everything seems to work fine except for the Preferences dialog. I am trying to use Eclipse 3.3 (Europa) from Vista 圆4.
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