When I create a project, save it, close it, and open it back up again I get this error. I have found some asp.net references to this but nothing that helps with the k2 designer. Anyone have any ideas?
VS 2005 Error Value cannot be null. Parameter name:path2
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+5I have seen reports of this error a couple of times. Unfortunately, I have not seen a solid resolution to it.
As far as I can tell, it could be related to Adobe CS, Vista SP1, XP SP3, or .NET versions.
I had a customer getting this error, and it was isolated to his machine. This was a Vista SP1 tablet PC, and they could not reproduce the error on any other systems (they only had 1 system of this model/OS combination).
What are the details of the system where you are seeing this error: OS, Service Pack level, VS version(s) installed, .NET versions installed?
+2I am still troubleshooting, but this is what I have found out so far.
If I create a new process. Drag the default event save and open, everthing is fine.
But as soon as I drag an email event or a server event and save and close the process, the designer breaks. I can see the xml code. So I am thinking that it has something to do with the .net version or service packs. I hope it's not a XP SP3 error! That would ruin my day.
+5I hope it isn't XP SP3 either!
So, what versions of Visual Studio are installed on your system, and what versions of .NET (including service packs)?
+2The real kicker is, we have K2 installed on three (3) computers and all three (3) have the same problem. Triyng one more thing before I uninstall XP Service Pack 3.
I just uninstalled everything visual studio and .net. Going to install form scratch to see if it's not a service pack in .net or something.
+2K2 for Visual Studio Prerequisites one of them is no longer available.
Even the links on Microsofts page for Visual Studio 2005 Extensions are broken. I don't know if this matters.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windowsvista/aa904955.aspx
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