Trying to open RFA-TS1 example crashed my Visual Studio 2012
Hi there,
I am trying to open the TS1 example file, StarterConsumer_TS1_VS100_x64.csproj, that I downloaded from rfa C#, using Visual Studio 2012. This is the file, with full path, as what you get when you download the zip file from Reuters:
rfanet8.0.0.L1.win.rrg\Examples\StarterConsumer_TS1\StarterConsumer_TS1_VS100_x64.csproj
But when I open it, my Visual Studio 2012 just crashes... with a window showing:
"Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 has stopped working...
Check online for a solution and restart the program
Restart the program
Debug the program"
I was able to open other examples from the same rfanet8.0.0.L1.win.rrg\Examples folder, but I was interested in this one because I wanted to start pulling historical time series.
1) Is this an issue with my Visual Studio 2012 installation? I do not think so, because I was able to open, modify and compile other examples.
2) Is there any way I could get another copy of this TS1 exmaple, and see if I still have this creashing issue?
Thanks!
With VS2012 please try
StarterConsumer_TS1_VS110_x64.csproj
Please let us know if you continue seeing the issue
Zoya, I tried also closing my Visual Studio, rebooting my PC... nothing seems to work... None of the three versions (StarterConsumer_TS1_VS100_x64.csproj,
StarterConsumer_TS1_VS110_x64.csproj or StarterConsumer_TS1_VS120_x64.csproj) would work with my Visual Studio 2012... all of them makes it crash.
Again, I was able to open and work with other RFA/C# examples. Do you think I could get another, "clean copy" of this TSA1 example?
Thanks!
Hi Zoya,
Thanks for your answer. I tried opening:
StarterConsumer_TS1_VS100_x64.csproj
StarterConsumer_TS1_VS110_x64.csproj
StarterConsumer_TS1_VS120_x64.csproj
ALL of them produces the same error: my Visual Studio 2012 crashes....
Thank you for any suggestions you may have.
Thanks!
Damian,
Did you re-download a fresh copy of the kit from the website again as suggested by Zoya?
The one thing different about the TS1 example is that it refers to the TS1_NET120_x64.dll - which the other examples don't....So, is it possible that a dependency of the above is missing from your PC perhaps and VS is not handling this well?