Failed to load resources msg 2

[alan12345]

I get this message:

"Failed to load resources from resources file. Please check your setup."

Happens in VB.NET code when using adodb to get fields from MS Access database.

Anyone see this error? Only occurs on one of our computers.

Any missing assemblies that that computer needs?

Thanks!
Alan

 

[Ruffnekk]

Maybe you need to reinstall or upgrade the MDAC (MS Data Access Components) from

http://msdn.microsoft.com/data/downloads/default.aspx

Regards, Ruffnekk
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[alan12345]

Thanks.

I have more info.

This program runs perfectly when executed on local machine.

I get the "Failure to load resources.." msg when executing across our network where it bombs when it tries to access fields in ms access db.

Are security settings that I am missing for .NET??

Thanks!

Alan

 

[ThatRickGuy]

Are you running the app from a network drive? Or are you running the app locally and it is accessing an Access database on the network?

If you are running it from the network, you will need to set up security either for that application, or for the intranet. Goto control panel -> Administrative Tools -> .Net Wizards and use either the "Trust an Assembly" to add "Full Trust" to that assembly, or use "Adjust .Net Security" and increase the local Intranet trust to Full.

If you are running the app locally and it is bombing out, it is not likely a .Net security issue.

-Rick

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[alan12345]

When I run the app on a local machine it runs great. The access db is on the remote computer.

Same app placed on the remote computer and executed from local machine produces the "Failure to load resources.." error.

App is compiled with strong key and I used the .NET wizards to Full Trust it.

Sounds more like a permissions issue than a .NET security issue doesn't it?

Thanks,
Alan

 

[ThatRickGuy]

2 suggestions:
1) Try running the app locally on the remote machine.

2) Run Windows Update on the remote machine.

-Rick

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[alan12345]

What would Windows Update do for our remote machine?

Is there anything missing from the remote machine that would cause this?

Thanks!

 

[ThatRickGuy]

Could be, only way to find out is to run it. I've run into enough deployment issue that have been driver/library version descrepencies that I usually make windowsupdate.com one of my first tools in figuring out what's wrong with a machine.

-Rick

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