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Hi Gerhard,we're working currently at the problem with the mapping tool and will deliver a solution in the next few days.
Searching for the "Standard" provider means, that you have a NDO configuration file with an unknown provider name. If you open the NDO configuration dialog, there is a ComboBox allowing you to choose from the NDO providers installed on your system. The provider name appearing in your .ndoproj file should be listed in this ComboBox. At least the Sql Server, Access, and Oracle providers should appear there, because they are integrated in the NDO code and are always available. Other providers should be installed in the NDO provider directory.
There is a registry key where NDO looks for the providers directory:HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\text & talk GmbH\NDO\1.1(Note, that the last element of the path is 1.1 even in NDO 1.2.) Under that key you can find a value AddInPath which contains the path to the directory in which the NDO providers should reside. Normally this is the directory "Provider" beneath the NDO installation directory. Make sure, that the provider you want to use can be found in that directory.
Best RegardsMirko Matytschak