msbuild is not able to resolve the COM reference showing the warning for the COM dllVisual Studio build successful, MSBuild failsError with existing COM Reference or adding a new oneMSBuild doesn't copy references (DLL files) if using project dependencies in solutionFound conflicts between different versions of the same dependent assembly that could not be resolvedCan't build in visual studio 2015 because 'Microsoft.Build.Tasks.v14.0.dll' cannot be foundVS2015 build with TFS2013MSBuild Warning MSB3884 when building from command lineAppVeyor build error MSB3774: Could not find SDK “Microsoft.AdMediator.Universal”Visual Studio project wont compile on Dev machine. error : The element <#text> beneath element <Target> is unrecognizedxcopy /s /y “$(SolutionDir)packagesApache.Ignite.1.6.0Libs*.*” “$(TargetDir)Libs” error while building in jenkinsMSBuild 15.0: warning MSB3245: Could not re solve this reference. Expected a file but got directory “bin”MSBuild error: “Could not resolve this reference. Could not locate the assembly…”
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msbuild is not able to resolve the COM reference showing the warning for the COM dll
Visual Studio build successful, MSBuild failsError with existing COM Reference or adding a new oneMSBuild doesn't copy references (DLL files) if using project dependencies in solutionFound conflicts between different versions of the same dependent assembly that could not be resolvedCan't build in visual studio 2015 because 'Microsoft.Build.Tasks.v14.0.dll' cannot be foundVS2015 build with TFS2013MSBuild Warning MSB3884 when building from command lineAppVeyor build error MSB3774: Could not find SDK “Microsoft.AdMediator.Universal”Visual Studio project wont compile on Dev machine. error : The element <#text> beneath element <Target> is unrecognizedxcopy /s /y “$(SolutionDir)packagesApache.Ignite.1.6.0Libs*.*” “$(TargetDir)Libs” error while building in jenkinsMSBuild 15.0: warning MSB3245: Could not re solve this reference. Expected a file but got directory “bin”MSBuild error: “Could not resolve this reference. Could not locate the assembly…”
getting the below error while build the solution file using MSBuild.
Creating new cache file at "objWin32dbgCssLib.csproj.ResolveComReference.cache".
C:Program Files (x86)MSBuild14.0binMicrosoft.Common.CurrentVersion.targets(2399,5): warning MSB3284: Cannot get the file path for type library "33449eaa-8056-4d28-8d42-552b7c6c8954" version 1.0. Library not registered. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8002801D (TYPE_E_LIBNOTREGISTERED))
When building the solution from Visual Studio 2015 there is no warning or error and works perfectly. Any input would be very highly appreciated as already spent more then one and half days to troubleshoot.
We need this to build the solution from batch file for automation.
visual-studio c#-4.0 msbuild
edited Mar 7 at 13:07
Gerhard Barnard
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asked Mar 7 at 12:53
gaurav mahorgaurav mahor
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getting the below error while build the solution file using MSBuild.
Creating new cache file at "objWin32dbgCssLib.csproj.ResolveComReference.cache".
C:Program Files (x86)MSBuild14.0binMicrosoft.Common.CurrentVersion.targets(2399,5): warning MSB3284: Cannot get the file path for type library "33449eaa-8056-4d28-8d42-552b7c6c8954" version 1.0. Library not registered. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8002801D (TYPE_E_LIBNOTREGISTERED))
When building the solution from Visual Studio 2015 there is no warning or error and works perfectly. Any input would be very highly appreciated as already spent more then one and half days to troubleshoot.
We need this to build the solution from batch file for automation.
visual-studio c#-4.0 msbuild
edited Mar 7 at 13:07
Gerhard Barnard
9,23331233
asked Mar 7 at 12:53
gaurav mahorgaurav mahor
23
What kind project you use? And what kind of com ref? Have you checked if it has been registered, please use the regsvr to check if they've been registered. Have a look at this similar issue.Check if it helps.
– Lance Li-MSFT
Mar 8 at 10:19
com dll which is getting referred in C# project. I checked the registry and entry is present for the com dll. We are registering the com dll by RegisterOutput project setting. Below is the MSbuild log for the same still getting the warning and error. regsvr32 /s /n /i:user "..Win32dbgComProj.dll" Any setting or environment change we need to make. We have another machine on which it work correctly but not on other machine. Please correct me if i am doing something wrong.
– gaurav mahor
Mar 11 at 18:31
Usually, if one project builds well in visual studio 2015, then it will also builds well with the msbuild tool under its path. Do you use the msbuild tool and visual studio at the same machine?
– Lance Li-MSFT
Mar 12 at 7:13
And please make sure you have same configurations as what in VS IDE. Do you use the command like: msbuild xxx.csproj /p:Configuration=xxx /p:Platform=xxx? The configuration and platform must correspond to what you use in successful build in VS.If this persists, delete the bin and obj folder to test it again. You can have a look at this similar issue.
– Lance Li-MSFT
Mar 12 at 7:19
add a comment |
getting the below error while build the solution file using MSBuild.
Creating new cache file at "objWin32dbgCssLib.csproj.ResolveComReference.cache".
C:Program Files (x86)MSBuild14.0binMicrosoft.Common.CurrentVersion.targets(2399,5): warning MSB3284: Cannot get the file path for type library "33449eaa-8056-4d28-8d42-552b7c6c8954" version 1.0. Library not registered. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8002801D (TYPE_E_LIBNOTREGISTERED))
When building the solution from Visual Studio 2015 there is no warning or error and works perfectly. Any input would be very highly appreciated as already spent more then one and half days to troubleshoot.
We need this to build the solution from batch file for automation.
visual-studio c#-4.0 msbuild
edited Mar 7 at 13:07
Gerhard Barnard
9,23331233
asked Mar 7 at 12:53
gaurav mahorgaurav mahor
23
getting the below error while build the solution file using MSBuild.
Creating new cache file at "objWin32dbgCssLib.csproj.ResolveComReference.cache".
C:Program Files (x86)MSBuild14.0binMicrosoft.Common.CurrentVersion.targets(2399,5): warning MSB3284: Cannot get the file path for type library "33449eaa-8056-4d28-8d42-552b7c6c8954" version 1.0. Library not registered. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8002801D (TYPE_E_LIBNOTREGISTERED))
When building the solution from Visual Studio 2015 there is no warning or error and works perfectly. Any input would be very highly appreciated as already spent more then one and half days to troubleshoot.
We need this to build the solution from batch file for automation.
visual-studio c#-4.0 msbuild
visual-studio c#-4.0 msbuild
edited Mar 7 at 13:07
Gerhard Barnard
9,23331233
asked Mar 7 at 12:53
gaurav mahorgaurav mahor
23
edited Mar 7 at 13:07
Gerhard Barnard
9,23331233
asked Mar 7 at 12:53
gaurav mahorgaurav mahor
23
edited Mar 7 at 13:07
Gerhard Barnard
9,23331233
edited Mar 7 at 13:07
Gerhard Barnard
9,23331233
edited Mar 7 at 13:07
Gerhard Barnard
9,23331233
9,23331233
asked Mar 7 at 12:53
gaurav mahorgaurav mahor
23
asked Mar 7 at 12:53
gaurav mahorgaurav mahor
23
asked Mar 7 at 12:53
gaurav mahorgaurav mahor
23
23
What kind project you use? And what kind of com ref? Have you checked if it has been registered, please use the regsvr to check if they've been registered. Have a look at this similar issue.Check if it helps.
– Lance Li-MSFT
Mar 8 at 10:19
com dll which is getting referred in C# project. I checked the registry and entry is present for the com dll. We are registering the com dll by RegisterOutput project setting. Below is the MSbuild log for the same still getting the warning and error. regsvr32 /s /n /i:user "..Win32dbgComProj.dll" Any setting or environment change we need to make. We have another machine on which it work correctly but not on other machine. Please correct me if i am doing something wrong.
– gaurav mahor
Mar 11 at 18:31
Usually, if one project builds well in visual studio 2015, then it will also builds well with the msbuild tool under its path. Do you use the msbuild tool and visual studio at the same machine?
– Lance Li-MSFT
Mar 12 at 7:13
And please make sure you have same configurations as what in VS IDE. Do you use the command like: msbuild xxx.csproj /p:Configuration=xxx /p:Platform=xxx? The configuration and platform must correspond to what you use in successful build in VS.If this persists, delete the bin and obj folder to test it again. You can have a look at this similar issue.
– Lance Li-MSFT
Mar 12 at 7:19
add a comment |
What kind project you use? And what kind of com ref? Have you checked if it has been registered, please use the regsvr to check if they've been registered. Have a look at this similar issue.Check if it helps.
– Lance Li-MSFT
Mar 8 at 10:19
com dll which is getting referred in C# project. I checked the registry and entry is present for the com dll. We are registering the com dll by RegisterOutput project setting. Below is the MSbuild log for the same still getting the warning and error. regsvr32 /s /n /i:user "..Win32dbgComProj.dll" Any setting or environment change we need to make. We have another machine on which it work correctly but not on other machine. Please correct me if i am doing something wrong.
– gaurav mahor
Mar 11 at 18:31
Usually, if one project builds well in visual studio 2015, then it will also builds well with the msbuild tool under its path. Do you use the msbuild tool and visual studio at the same machine?
– Lance Li-MSFT
Mar 12 at 7:13
And please make sure you have same configurations as what in VS IDE. Do you use the command like: msbuild xxx.csproj /p:Configuration=xxx /p:Platform=xxx? The configuration and platform must correspond to what you use in successful build in VS.If this persists, delete the bin and obj folder to test it again. You can have a look at this similar issue.
– Lance Li-MSFT
Mar 12 at 7:19
What kind project you use? And what kind of com ref? Have you checked if it has been registered, please use the regsvr to check if they've been registered. Have a look at this similar issue.Check if it helps.
– Lance Li-MSFT
Mar 8 at 10:19
What kind project you use? And what kind of com ref? Have you checked if it has been registered, please use the regsvr to check if they've been registered. Have a look at this similar issue.Check if it helps.
– Lance Li-MSFT
Mar 8 at 10:19
com dll which is getting referred in C# project. I checked the registry and entry is present for the com dll. We are registering the com dll by RegisterOutput project setting. Below is the MSbuild log for the same still getting the warning and error. regsvr32 /s /n /i:user "..Win32dbgComProj.dll" Any setting or environment change we need to make. We have another machine on which it work correctly but not on other machine. Please correct me if i am doing something wrong.
– gaurav mahor
Mar 11 at 18:31
com dll which is getting referred in C# project. I checked the registry and entry is present for the com dll. We are registering the com dll by RegisterOutput project setting. Below is the MSbuild log for the same still getting the warning and error. regsvr32 /s /n /i:user "..Win32dbgComProj.dll" Any setting or environment change we need to make. We have another machine on which it work correctly but not on other machine. Please correct me if i am doing something wrong.
– gaurav mahor
Mar 11 at 18:31
Usually, if one project builds well in visual studio 2015, then it will also builds well with the msbuild tool under its path. Do you use the msbuild tool and visual studio at the same machine?
– Lance Li-MSFT
Mar 12 at 7:13
Usually, if one project builds well in visual studio 2015, then it will also builds well with the msbuild tool under its path. Do you use the msbuild tool and visual studio at the same machine?
– Lance Li-MSFT
Mar 12 at 7:13
And please make sure you have same configurations as what in VS IDE. Do you use the command like: msbuild xxx.csproj /p:Configuration=xxx /p:Platform=xxx? The configuration and platform must correspond to what you use in successful build in VS.If this persists, delete the bin and obj folder to test it again. You can have a look at this similar issue.
– Lance Li-MSFT
Mar 12 at 7:19
And please make sure you have same configurations as what in VS IDE. Do you use the command like: msbuild xxx.csproj /p:Configuration=xxx /p:Platform=xxx? The configuration and platform must correspond to what you use in successful build in VS.If this persists, delete the bin and obj folder to test it again. You can have a look at this similar issue.
– Lance Li-MSFT
Mar 12 at 7:19
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What kind project you use? And what kind of com ref? Have you checked if it has been registered, please use the regsvr to check if they've been registered. Have a look at this similar issue.Check if it helps.
– Lance Li-MSFT
Mar 8 at 10:19
com dll which is getting referred in C# project. I checked the registry and entry is present for the com dll. We are registering the com dll by RegisterOutput project setting. Below is the MSbuild log for the same still getting the warning and error. regsvr32 /s /n /i:user "..Win32dbgComProj.dll" Any setting or environment change we need to make. We have another machine on which it work correctly but not on other machine. Please correct me if i am doing something wrong.
– gaurav mahor
Mar 11 at 18:31
Usually, if one project builds well in visual studio 2015, then it will also builds well with the msbuild tool under its path. Do you use the msbuild tool and visual studio at the same machine?
– Lance Li-MSFT
Mar 12 at 7:13
And please make sure you have same configurations as what in VS IDE. Do you use the command like: msbuild xxx.csproj /p:Configuration=xxx /p:Platform=xxx? The configuration and platform must correspond to what you use in successful build in VS.If this persists, delete the bin and obj folder to test it again. You can have a look at this similar issue.
– Lance Li-MSFT
Mar 12 at 7:19