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 Internal Error #239
 
 5/16/2006 12:17:42 PM
anonymous
20 posts


Internal Error #239
 Modified By admin  on 5/22/2006 10:18:40 AM)
Hi all, during compilation a I get a NDO error message: > *** Error while enhancing: *** > Internal Error #239 in Enhancer: getDefiningClassForRelation What is that internal error and how can I cope with it?? Thanks, M.
 5/16/2006 12:26:43 PM
Mirko
109 posts
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Re: Internal Error #239
 Modified By admin  on 5/22/2006 10:18:12 AM)
Hi M., Internal Errors are reported if error conditions appear where the cause is unclear. Because of that unknown cause it is not possible to place an error message with a more precise guidance, of what to do in that situation. In case of error 239 a class can not be found that is named as owner of a relation in a mapping file (NDOMapping.xml). A possible cause for this could be, that the assembly containing the parent class is not reachable during the enhancer pass. So you could check if all assemblies are reachable in the bin directory of your application (or of the assembly you're compiling). The assemblies either have to be located in the private assembly path or have to be intalled in the GAC. Usually the assemblies are located in the same directory as the exe file of your application. Another cause might be classes that were defined in the mapping file but were renamed or deleted afterwards. Normally the enhancer removes such mapping entries automatically. But, out of whatever reason, if a mapping file is erroneous, the error can either be in the mapping file in the project directory or in the mapping file in the bin directory - so check both. Best Regards: Mirko
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