Cool, I can't wait to see the beta !

I hope you guys were able to fix the compilation issue in VS12 where the solution contains many Domain project.

 

 

A beta for DevForce/Cockail 2012 should be coming out later this month.

Hi,

WPF application works fine, Silverlight aren't.

After contacting the guys from SymbolSource, here is their answer :

"I was still trying to figure this out in the meantime. So a blank Silverlight project that I created loads symbols for Cocktail.SL, but silently skip over calls. It doesn't user the source server to get actual sources, even though symbols get loaded just fine. The same code works from a console project, so only Silverlight seems affected.

This is what I referred to before with "partial trust problems". Indeed, Visual Studio 2012 has a new option under Debugger "Allow source server for patial trust assemblies". After enabling it I was able to step into Cocktail.SL code.

So there seems no other way but to upgrade :)"

Any ETA for a compatible version of Devforce/Cocktail with VS2012 ? :)

 

Oh, I think the MyGet one is new. Don't remember that from when I set it up in the first place. I only have the authenticated public one.

 

You only need one of the two. They recommend to use the personlized one. The public URL is if you don't have an account. If you have an account you should use the second one.

 

 

I tested with only this link (with and without authantication) and still the same issue  http://srv.symbolsource.org/pdb/Public

 

I just tested on another computer with VS Premium and I still don't download the sources. It still tries to find them on D:\Workspace ...

 

 

 

There can be exceptions that are expected and handled. The CLR logs all exceptions that are thrown even if they are handled.

Well I cheked, recheked and I see no difference between my conf and what it should be. 

In yellow from top to bottom :

- Enable just my code 

- Enable .NET framework source stepping

- Enable Source support

- Requires source to be exactly lilke the original version

only the modules from cocktail/caliburn are specified (the pdb are acorrectly downloaded).

I will try on another computer, maybe it's a problem with the localized version of VS Ultimate.

One last thing.

Since I unchecked Enable just my code, I have a LOT of exception in the logs from MS and ideablade's libs during the launch of the application. 

Do you have those errors too or should I look in my code and fix "I don't know what"  ?

If that's not happening for you, then you missed a configuration step somewhere along the way.

 

Not sure actually. I never had to look for them.

 

 

 

In order to be 100% sure I didn't clean the wrong branch, I just deleted my Symbols directory and cleaned the solution. problems is still there, trying to find the source in D:\Workspace ...

 

Could it be possible the push to symbolsource had an issue ? I found this post which seems related but no real solution https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/symbolsource/pn7aPCJU24U

I didn't try yet the tools on the last post.

 

 

Well I think the symbols are loaded (see below) but it's just not possible to see the source because it tries to load them from the location specified in the .pdb : D:\workspace\Framework\cocktail\trunk\Cocktail

 

I though Symbolsource.org recompile the pdb in order to give a correct location for the source (source : https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!searchin/symbolsource/source/symbolsource/z1nEnKD9HDI/3xlca-riceYJ)

 

Now I am not sure if the window you call Modules is the one below this screenshot as I have a french version of VS.

 

I can't remove the ViewModelLocator as I need it to provide the DataContext in BLEND (for the binding) but I will change it to not inherite anymore from DesignTimeViewModelLocatorBase.

 

Any idea why I can't debug with the symbols ? I checked many time, I did configure my VS like they say on SymbolSource.org.

Without debuging, nuget package are useless for me.

 

 

 

Also, I am trying to debug with the symbol hosted on SymbolSource. I can't get it to work, I have the configuration done (at least I think) and it correctly download the pdb from the server. But the sources aren't there, so when I try to go in step by step on a Cocktail's method it tries to find the sources in your local location (D:\Workspace\Frameworks\Cocktail\trunk\Cocktail\).

Is there a parameter to set to force the download of the sources ?

Chances are that Cocktail.Contrib will go away entirely. I haven't made up my mind yet. Codeplex now supports git repositories and I'm considering switching from svn to git to allow direct contributions to Cocktail itself. I was going to remove the UoW code from Cocktail.Contrib, but at that point I might as well delete the entire repository.

You can still debug Cocktail and drill into the source code if you add Cocktail via NuGet. See the last part in my most recent blog post about debugging Cocktail. Adding and removing third-party dependencies is much easier with NuGet, so should Cocktail.Contrib come back you can just add it back via NuGet in the places where you'll use the functionality.

Could you update Github and remove the Repository/UnitOfWork from the cocktail.Contrib ?

Actually I don't use cocktail from nuget but the sources in my project for a better understanding of the framework and being able to debug so I still link to it. 

I could remove all the references to Cocktail.Contrib (that's a lot) but I guess this project could be use again in a near future so I'd rather keep it (even if it's an empty DLL) than to add it again to my projects when it will come back alive.

Also, it seems that you deleted the reference to DesignTimeViewModelLocatorBase.cs in Cocktail.SL5.cproj