I have never used log parser before..
well I am getting this error now.. i don't know the reason..
Retrieving the COM class factory for component with CLSID {8CFEBA94-3FC2-45CA-B9A5-9EDACF704F66} failed due to the following error: 80040154.
can ya help me out with this..
:)
The error code means the class in not registered. Running the following command will probably solve the problem:
regsvr32 <path>\LogParser.dll
If you move the DLL around (install it with your app, for instance), you'll have to repeat the call each time. Or, if you'd like to install it from your app, you can call the exported DLLRegisterServer, which is what regsvr32 calls.
Other answer:
Download and install Log Parser 2.2
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I'm trying to use IntelliJ IDEA for my UnetStack Project.
I'm following this blog
https://blog.unetstack.net/using-idea-with-unetstack
I get this error when done following this:
Error: Could not find or load main class org.codehaus.groovy.tools.GroovyStarter
I had the same issue.
This happened to you because you ran your simulation as a groovy script and not as the configured application. Run it as application and groovyStarter will not even be used.
This is a very annoying problem while generating release build files. Here is the steps I did while building:
Select Project > Export Release Build
Select Signed Native Installer
Import certificate
Click Next.
I always got the following error:
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Platform conversion failed. Process exited with error 5. Output was
"[ErrorEvent type="error" bubbles=false cancelable=false eventPhase=2
text="Unhandled exception Error: EndUpdateResource: Windows Error #5"
errorID=0]
I have the following setup:
OS: Windows 8.1
System type: 64-bit
Flash Builder Version: 4.6 Premium
Installed FB: FlashBuilder_4_6_LS10.exe
Please help. This is giving me a lot of headaches for a couple of days now.
Additionally, here's the stack trace:
java.io.IOException: Platform conversion failed. Process exited with
error 5. Output was "[ErrorEvent type="error" bubbles=false
cancelable=false eventPhase=2 text="Unhandled exception Error:
EndUpdateResource: Windows Error #5" errorID=0] " at
com.adobe.air.nai.NativePackager.conversionFail(NativePackager.java:222)
at
com.adobe.air.nai.NativePackager.invokePlatformConversion(NativePackager.java:203)
at
com.adobe.air.nai.NativePackager.createPackage(NativePackager.java:92)
at
com.adobe.flexbuilder.multisdk.apollo.export.AIRNativeInstallerPackager.create(AIRNativeI
nstallerPackager.java:129) at
com.adobe.flexbuilder.exportimport.releaseversion.ExportReleaseVersionManager.doExport(Ex
portReleaseVersionManager.java:586) at
com.adobe.flexbuilder.exportimport.releaseversion.ui.ExportReleaseVersionWizard$1.run(Exp
ortReleaseVersionWizard.java:208)
I also suspect this is because of the following settings:
Eclipse.ini
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...
-startup plugins/org.eclipse.equinox.launcher_1.2.0.v20110502.jar
--launcher_library plugins/org.eclipse.equinox.launcher.win32.win32.x86_1.1.100.v20110502.jar
...
Notice that the plugin used is not intended for x64 processors.
#ActionScript3030 is correct, for anyone finding this later on, if you re-link your Library Paths (even if they look correct) this should rectify your issue.
The issue is caused by the links not being able to resolve to their GUID counterparts in your AppData/Local folder. This happens quite commonly when you create a new user profile and try to copy over your old user profiles information.
I already figured this out. I created a virtual machine with windows 7 32bit operating system and I'm happy now :)
If you initially created your project on a different system then try to compile it in another system, the class source and swc paths may not match. These paths could be there but not being implemented in code, so you will not get any run time errors while debugging, but it will give you the error 5 during compilation.
Solution:
Remove the idle paths not directly in use in your code. You can identify them by simply checking the path.
Found the same issue when trying to use Microsoft Essential Security on my Windows 7 x32. When i uinstall it - problem gone. So try to check your firewall settings if stucking the same problem.
Just to add an alternative solution (I'm on an x64 Windows and want to keep build exported for x64), in my case the error popped up when building the project with the AIR SDK defined in the app.xml (an older one, 3.9) and went away when I explicitly used a newer SDK (19).
(Disclaimer: I used the command line adt tool from the SDK to build, not Flash Builder).
A little late, but might possibly help someone.
I had the same error recently with FlashDevelop. Figured out that the my path was too long. When I renamed some long folder and file names, the error disappeared.
Try to disable UAC on Windows 8. Change it to "Never notify". The problem
Im a beginner programmer for Visual Studio 2005 and coding in VB and i required some help.
I've been hitting this error everytime i call InitializeComponent() :
ComException was unhandled
Class not registered (Exception from HRESULT : 0x80040154 (REGDB_E_CLASSNOTREG))
What does it mean ?? and how do I go by it ??
Thank You.
It looks like the exception is occurring due to a component you are using in the application not being registered on the machine you are running it on.
I assume you are using an unmanaged COM library of some kind, possibly a control on your form?
If this is the case and you know which component it is you can use Regsvr32 to register it.
(Regsvr32 is the command-line tool that registers .dll files as
command components in the registry)
To do so, open a command prompt window, navigate to the dll in question and run the following command regsvr32.exe filename.dll
If the above is not the case then please could you post the full exception / stacktrace to be analysed.
I'm getting a strange error when trying to compile a solution that is using StructureMap on Team Build.
When I try to compile the solution locally on Visual Studio it works fine, but when trying to queue a new build in Team Build I get the following error:
Overload resolution failed because no accessible 'Use' can be called with these arguments:
The line of code that gets this error is the second one:
ForSingletonOf(Of ISessionFactory)().Use(NHibernateSessionFactory.SessionFactory)
Me.For(Of ISession)().lifecycleIs(New HybridLifecycle()).Use(Function(x) x.GetInstance(Of ISessionFactory)().OpenSession())
It's a standard registration for the NHibernate session, so I don't really get why this error pops up.
Thanks in advance for the clues.
Make sure you have the correct version of NHibernate on the build server, and that your hint paths are all appropriately set in your project file. We haven't had this specific issue (as we're not using NHibernate), but we've had weird issues like that being related to version mismatches of "infrastructure" DLLs between local and build.
When you link to an unmanaged library (say 'A.dll') which in turn links to another library ('B.dll'), and B.dll is missing, you will get a run-time error message about failing to load 'B.dll'.
But when you P/Invoke into 'A.dll' from managed code, you'll get a general exception of this form:
Unhandled Exception: System.DllNotFoundException: Unable to load DLL 'A.dll': The specified module could not be found.
How can I get an error message that pinpoints the specific unmanaged dll file that failed to load, when p/invoking from managed code ?
I don't think there's any specific API you can use to pinpoint why LoadLibrary (the underlying Win32 API) failed for 'A.dll'. I recommend the use of a tool like Dependency Walker to troubleshoot DLL loading errors.
I'm not sure how you can get this in the form of an exception. When I run into this problem I usually try and open the DLL with depends.exe. It's pretty good and reporting missing dependencies that exist if the DLL is simply loaded from it's current location.
You won't be able to get an answer from the exception, but you can do it (with a lot of work) through Process Monitor. This article discusses how and also includes a tool to scan Process Monitor logs to find the specific problem.
http://tech.blinemedical.com/debug-could-not-load-file-or-assembly-or-one-of-its-dependencies/
The Fusion Log Viewer is a good tool to debug assembly loading problems in .NET apps.
For identifying general file-load problems, you can use Process Monitor.