When using Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2 and the Infragistics controls i get errors when i add a ToolbarManager on the form.
Try this:Create a simple Windowsforms application.On the Form1 add the Toolbarmanager. Click on yes to add the container control.Add a toolbar and some Tools to that toolbar.
Save the form. Close the form and open it again.I get the question to add the container control again and if you continue an error screen.
Does anyone else have this problem ? I submitted a support request but no response yet.
Please advise.
P. Ruedisueli
I've done some digging into this issue, and I've found that two support cases were already logged with Developer Support for this behavior.
This appears to be a bug in Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2. The issue itself is that the BeginInit() and EndInit() calls are not being properly serialized.
Microsoft is already aware of this issue and expects to have a fix in place by the RTM of VS2010. Here are some related links to pages on Microsoft's site regarding this issue:
http://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/ViewFeedback.aspx?FeedbackID=508152http://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/ViewFeedback.aspx?FeedbackID=499882
I'm having the same problem too. Anyone have any ideas of a workaround for now?
I had a problem after upgrading an existing application from VS 2010 Beta 1 + Infragistics 2009.1 to VS2010 Beta 2 and Infragistics 2009.2. The form containing the ribbon wouldn't load - it complained about a 'Key already exists in array' error.
I copied the .Designer.cs file from before the upgrade, and it worked ok.
The differences appeared to be with a new top-level contained that had been added to hold everything on the form, including the ribbon. The actual error occurred when adding items to the ribbon.
I logged this issue with the support team.
I have received a response indicating that a support member is looking into it, and is "still waiting for a setup image so that I can load a test environment that includes Visual Studio 2010 Beta. As soon as that is done I will proceed with investigating your case".
So there's "movement at the station" :-D
Will post back here if/when I get any further responses.
Anyone found a workaround for this yet? I'd like to avoid putting my code back into a VS2008 project but can if need be.