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Create an application assembly for the third-party dictionary through VS tools

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Posted on by Congruent Dynamics 735

Hello All,

              When i create a application assembly for the 3rd party dictionary through VS tools i just follow the instructions in the VSTDGP programmers guide. After i install the DAG.exe through command prompt(Run as Admin) i faced the error. What may cause this issue. Please advice...

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    Congruent Dynamics 735 on at
    RE: Create an application assembly for the third-party dictionary through VS tools

    Hi Joshua,

    I passed the dictionary id in the blank space, due to some security reasons i just erase the dictionary id and then i posted. Thanks for your reply... Finally i got the solution there is some problem in the 3rd party dictionary. I followed the same procedure for the another 3rd party dictionary i got the .dll file and xml file. Thanks for your help.

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    Josh P 2,895 on at
    RE: Create an application assembly for the third-party dictionary through VS tools

    Well, I may be mistaken, but it looks like you are not supplying the dictionary file; you are supplying the Dynamics.set file. The "set" file is basically a file that tells GP where the dictionary files are located. Open it with notepad, and you will see the list of dictionaries available, their id's, and locations.

    That is the information you need to pass to the utility to get your assembly.

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    Sorry not awake yet, I meant in previous post, you need to pass that ID number (located in the .set file) to get the assembly. You can leave out the .set file. It is used by default, unless you have a separate one with different dictionaries to be used.

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