Eugene,
Where in WLD to save DLLs generated from Visual Studio for debugging purpose? With WLP, I have the DLLs saved to the folder "C:\Program Files\Fidelity Investments\Wealth-Lab Pro 6" and WLP can find it, when clicked on "Open Strategy" icon of WLP. However, with WLD, the mentioned steps does not work. Thanks.
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1. Right click VS and "Run as Administrator"
2. In VS, select Debug Mode.
3. Open the project's Properties and click on the Build item
4. Point the Output section to C:\Program Files\MS123\Wealth-Lab Developer 6
5. Close Wealth-Lab
6. Build (F6). Your dll will be added to the folder in step 4. If the Build fails, make sure you did steps 1 and 5.
7. Start Wealth-Lab
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Thank you Cone and Eugene.
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I followed the steps from Cone on post #2 and the dll was added to the folder and loaded into WLD correctly. However, when WLD re-start, it crashes within 1 minute. WLD keep crashing after I try to re-start it multiple times.
During the 1st re-starting of WLD right after the build, I was prompted to update several extensions. I am now not sure if the crash was caused by that from post #2 or from those extensions that just being updated or from something else. Is there a log file contains information about the WLD crash that I can look at? Thanks.
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1. Repair your WLD installation from Windows Control Panel > Programs. It's advisable to delete all files in the installation folder since you're a developer.
2. After that, open your project in VS. In the References section of your project, review all Wealth-Lab DLLs referenced and change every one of them that points to your Wealth-Lab Pro installation folder, to the same DLL file in WL Developer folder. Namely WealthLab.dll which appears to be copied over from WLP. Doing so will cause the crash within 1 minute.
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That works. I might have spot something like this if not rush to get WLD working. Thanks Eugene.
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Glad to see you're up and running again!
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