Missing tools to install SDK (PB5.0)

Hello
I have installed PB 5.0 and eVC SP4.
When i create an SDK from PB and then try and install i get the following
dialog box : 'software development tools required to use this SDK for
developing apps are not installed on this dev station .....'

This dialog links to a webpage where I can download (again) eVC and some
other
things that I suppose are already installed or on PB5.0 CDROM.
Using PB4.2 I never had those problems installink a custom SDK.

What is missing ?
What do I need to install my own SDK ?

Any help will be appreciated.
TIA

-- Shutruk

Paul
Tue Jul 26 10:50:22 CDT 2005

I'm not sure what's missing, but you might have built an SDK for a device
that uses a processor for which you didn't install eVC support or something
like that...

Paul T.

"Shutruk Nahunte" <Shutruk@Nahunte.iq> wrote in message
news:uCJs0BbkFHA.3336@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
> Hello
> I have installed PB 5.0 and eVC SP4.
> When i create an SDK from PB and then try and install i get the following
> dialog box : 'software development tools required to use this SDK for
> developing apps are not installed on this dev station .....'
>
> This dialog links to a webpage where I can download (again) eVC and some
> other
> things that I suppose are already installed or on PB5.0 CDROM.
> Using PB4.2 I never had those problems installink a custom SDK.
>
> What is missing ?
> What do I need to install my own SDK ?
>
> Any help will be appreciated.
> TIA
>
> -- Shutruk
>
>

Shutruk
Tue Jul 26 10:57:37 CDT 2005

Paul G. Tobey [eMVP] wrote:

> I'm not sure what's missing, but you might have built an SDK for a device
> that uses a processor for which you didn't install eVC support or something
> like that...

Seems not so easy, the processor is a simple x86, and both PB5 and
eVC4-SP4 ahave x86 configured.
I have the same problem trying to install the standard SDK from PB5 CDROM.

Are you able to create and install a SDK on your PB5 system ?

TIA

Paul
Tue Jul 26 11:05:32 CDT 2005

I'm not doing that on a daily basis, as I am with 4.2, but, yes, I can,
generally, install an SDK on the same system where PB 5 is located.

Paul T.

"Shutruk Nahunte" <shutruk@nahunte.iq> wrote in message
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> Paul G. Tobey [eMVP] wrote:
>
>> I'm not sure what's missing, but you might have built an SDK for a device
>> that uses a processor for which you didn't install eVC support or
>> something like that...
>
> Seems not so easy, the processor is a simple x86, and both PB5 and
> eVC4-SP4 ahave x86 configured.
> I have the same problem trying to install the standard SDK from PB5 CDROM.
>
> Are you able to create and install a SDK on your PB5 system ?
>
> TIA

Shutruk
Tue Jul 26 11:20:48 CDT 2005

> I'm not doing that on a daily basis, as I am with 4.2, but, yes, I can,
> generally, install an SDK on the same system where PB 5 is located.

I am also able to create and install a SDK generated with PB4.2,
but not with PB5

Steve
Tue Jul 26 12:50:24 CDT 2005

NOTE: you MUST shutdown both PB and eVC (and ultimately cemgr.exe if it's
still running) BEFORE the new SDK will appear. cemgr.exe is an out of
process COM server that will cache the SDK list the first time it starts and
won't look at the registry again until it is restarted.

--
Steve Maillet
EmbeddedFusion
www.EmbeddedFusion.com
smaillet at EmbeddedFusion dot com

Shutruk
Tue Jul 26 16:48:02 CDT 2005

> NOTE: you MUST shutdown both PB and eVC (and ultimately cemgr.exe if it's
> still running) BEFORE the new SDK will appear. cemgr.exe is an out of
> process COM server that will cache the SDK list the first time it starts
> and won't look at the registry again until it is restarted.

I shutted down both PB and eVC and I tried installing the same SDK on a
different PC with only eVC (like should be done by the customer) without
success.
I wonder why Microsoft can change the SDK process generation from the full
functional 4.2 to the new tricky and puzzling 5.0.
I also noticed that I am not the only people with this problem, and nobody
knows how to solve it.
I wonder if someone has been able to install a custom SDK generated with PB
5.0 too.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.
TIA

Steve
Tue Jul 26 17:12:17 CDT 2005

Nothing has changed at all between V4.2 and V5.0 except that you must have
the correct service pack level (only thing that has changed between V4.2 and
V5.0 is the eVC service pack required)

--
Steve Maillet
EmbeddedFusion
www.EmbeddedFusion.com
smaillet at EmbeddedFusion dot com

Shutruk
Wed Jul 27 00:43:48 CDT 2005

> Nothing has changed at all between V4.2 and V5.0 except that you must have
> the correct service pack level (only thing that has changed between V4.2
> and V5.0 is the eVC service pack required)

I have eVC SP4 of course.
So there must be something wrong.
TIA