Telerik.OpenAccess: No enhanced assembly has been found for meta-data construction
Hi,
I have build a new custom module using the latest internal build (01057Sitefinity_4.0.1141.0) using the SitefinityIntermediateModule project template. I have created all of the classes and embedded app.config and views. My goal is to get a workable custom module for editing cars and car info.
After I have complied the dll and registered the module in my Sitefinity installation I run into a problem when I try to access the backend pages of the custom module.
My custom table is not being created in my database and this error occurs:
No metadata has been registered for class Cars.Model.CarsModel. (This usually
indicates, that either this class is not declared persistent or it is declared
persistent but not enhanced. The class was loaded from
file:///C:/Development/Test-7/bin/Cars.DLL.)
public static CarsManager GetManager(string providerName) return ManagerBase<CarsDataProviderBase>.GetManager<CarsManager>(providerName);Looks like manually adding this code to the bottom of the Visual C# Project file (.csproj) finally caused the VEnhance.exe to execute when compiling the solution.
<PropertyGroup> <PdbFile>$(OutDir)\$(AssemblyName).pdb</PdbFile> <RunPostBuildEvent>OnOutputUpdated</RunPostBuildEvent> <PrepareForRunDependsOn> $(PrepareForRunDependsOn); EnhanceAssembly; <!-- PeVerify --></PrepareForRunDependsOn></PropertyGroup> Telerik OpenAccess Enhancer, Version 2010.3.1125.1 Copyright (C) 1996-2010 Telerik========== Build: 1 succeeded or up-to-date, 0 failed, 0 skipped ==========Hello,
Seems like you were able to setup successfully the project post-build tasks, is your module running now ok, the assembly is enhanced and your custom classes get persisted?
Regards,
Nikolay Datchev
the Telerik team
I was able to get Sitefinity to automatically create the table schema on the SQL server after manually tweaking the Visual C# Project file (.csproj).