I get this error when at runtime I try to drag a pane to another location on screen.
Cannot find type 'Infragistics.Windows.Helpers.NullableConverter`1[[Infragistics.Windows.DockManager.DockingIndicatorPosition, Infragistics3.Wpf.DockManager.v9.2, Version=9.2.20092.1007, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=7dd5c3163f2cd0cb]]'. The assembly used when compiling might be different than that used when loading and the type is missing.
Any ideas?
Troy
I haven't seen that issue before. Can you make sure that you don't have multiple copies of the assemblies being loaded. I.e. check the Debug->Windows->Modules and see if you have any duplicate copies of the Infragistics assemblies loaded.
I know what the issue is, kind'a. What I discovered is that my app works fine when running on my development PC, however when I go to deploy it to a test server I would have the issue. I installed both NetAdvantage_WPF_20092.exe and NetAdvantage_WinForms_20092.exe on the test server and that solved my problem.
The problem I'm left with is I don't which dlls I'm missing when my project gets build, I've copied everything over from the Visual Studio Debug folder but obviously there's something missing as I have to install the above mentioned files before it will run on a test server. Is there a distributable file for NetAdvantage that could be deployed to our clients? If not how can I determine which component(s) is missing in my current deployment?
If you want to find all the dependant assemblies you can look at the help here or you could use something like Reflector to view all the references for each assembly. With regards to the Debug folder that won't contain assemblies that are in the GAC. For a simple xcopy deployment you could temporarily (at the time you are going to deploy) change the Copy Local of the Infragistics assemblies in the project references to true to have VS put them into the Debug/Release folder but do not leave that setting set to true since VS has issues with having assemblies that exist within the GAC also having Copy Local set to true (at least I know they have in the past).