Publish Prerequisite Problem

jankonijnenberg

My application says it needs the following prerequisites for publishing:

.NET Framework 2.0
Windows Installer 3.1
SQL Server 2005 Express edition
Microsoft.JSharp.2.0

All fine but the JSharp (Warning triangle on icon and message "prerequisite could not be found for bootstrapping")

I've searched the web high and low and can't find any info on this.

Any feedback would be welcome.

Regards

Jan Konijnenberg
jankonijnenberg@blueyonder.co.uk

David Parreira

Hi.

Try this link.

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx familyid=F72C74B3-ED0E-4AF8-AE63-2F0E42501BE1&displaylang=en

Best regards.

dp

(www.webhostservices.biz)

jankonijnenberg

Hi David,


This is allready installed on my computer. Even so I downloaded it and ran the repair.

But....

The problem still exist.

Any idea why it needs it at all

Greetings


Jan Konijnenberg

Bruno Yu - MSFT

jankonijnenberg,

It seems that your project is not compiled in VB Express Edition. I guess you are programming in Visual Studio 2005 and your project need a packege from J#. In this situation, I suggest you to completely install your VS and download the SP1 for the IDE. Generally speaking, when you compile the project on the .NET Framework 2.0 successfully, the project will work fine.

When publishing, the .NET Framework provide the ClickOnce technology for your deployment. You can either publish the project by localhost and install them in the web browser, or publish on your local disk with an exist path then click the setup file to install.

I hope that your problem has been solved now. If you have any question, please reply me.

jankonijnenberg

Hi Bruno,

Thanks for the reply.

But...

I am using VB Express Edition and SP1 is installed.

Bruno Yu - MSFT

jankonijnenberg,

Could you tell me what kind of your project is Does it need add a reference from J# programs How is your VB Express Edition now

jankonijnenberg

Hi Bruno,

The project is a basic administration system for a football league.

Because the officers who do the admin do this on their home computers and there is no central SQL server. A database exists on every machine and these are being kept in sync using a built in mail system.

The code is completely VB.

I hope this answers your question.

If you have any ideas please let me know.


Regards

Jan Konijnenberg