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The error message comes immediately after opening in the Asp.net (ver 3.5) using ChartDirector control

Posted by bhumika rathod on Oct-19-2010 01:36

An error was encountered while opening the associated documents the last time this
solution was loaded.Document load is being skipped during this solution load in order to
avoid that error.

Re: The error message comes immediately after opening in the Asp.net (ver 3.5) using ChartDirector control

Posted by Peter Kwan on Oct-19-2010 05:26

Hi bhumika,

The message you posted seems to be a Visual Studio error message and is not related to ChartDirector. You may google for "An error was encountered while opening the associated documents the last time this solution was loaded." to see how this Visual Studio error is normally handled. For example, see:

http://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/details/551353/error-on-loading-solution-100-of-the-time

According to the Microsoft site above, someone suggested deleting the "*.suo" file might solve the problem. You may consider to delete all files generated Visual Studio (such as the files in the "debug" and "release" subdirectory) to see if it helps. You may also try to create a new Visual Studio solution and copy your files to that new solution. (It may be that your old solution is corrupted.) There is also a Microsoft Visual Studio diagnostic tool mentioned in the above link. May be you can try it to see if you can get any clue.

Regards
Peter Kwan

Re: The error message comes immediately after opening in the Asp.net (ver 3.5) using ChartDirector control

Posted by bhumika rathod on Oct-20-2010 00:51

hey Hi...Peter,

I simply could get the solution as per ur suggested post. It was the Visual Studio problem.

Thanks a lot

Bhumika

Peter Kwan wrote:

Hi bhumika,

The message you posted seems to be a Visual Studio error message and is not related to
ChartDirector. You may google for "An error was encountered while opening the associated
documents the last time this solution was loaded." to see how this Visual Studio error is
normally handled. For example, see:

http://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/details/551353/error-on-loading-
solution-100-of-the-time

According to the Microsoft site above, someone suggested deleting the "*.suo" file might
solve the problem. You may consider to delete all files generated Visual Studio (such as the
files in the "debug" and "release" subdirectory) to see if it helps. You may also try to create
a new Visual Studio solution and copy your files to that new solution. (It may be that your
old solution is corrupted.) There is also a Microsoft Visual Studio diagnostic tool mentioned
in the above link. May be you can try it to see if you can get any clue.

Regards
Peter Kwan