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Default Debuging Custom DataFlow Component with own UI Editor - 09-09-2008 , 01:59 PM





Im developing custom DataFlow Component with my own UI Editor.
When I want to debug this component, I have to:

1. Uninstall old assembly from GAC
2. Change version in AssemblyVersion attribute
3. Change version in DtsPipelineComponent.UITypeName attribute
4. Recompile component
5. Install recompiled component to the GAC
5. Remove component from toolbox of the Visual Studio (Business Intelligence
Development Studio)
6. Remove old component from data flow
7. Add new component to the toolbox
8. Add component from toolbox to the DataFlow
9. Attach to Process - Visual Studio (Component Development) to the SSIS
package development

And then I can to debug the changes i did...

My question is: Do I have to do all those things to debug this component?
Is there any other way to debug it?
Simplier???

Thanks for response.

P.S.: Post-build command automatization with gacutil to unistall and install
assembly I have done.


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Default RE: Debuging Custom DataFlow Component with own UI Editor - 09-16-2008 , 03:48 AM





Moderated Newsgroups??? 3 days for answer??? Where is the answer for my
question???

"Mirek Endys" wrote:

Quote:
Im developing custom DataFlow Component with my own UI Editor.
When I want to debug this component, I have to:

1. Uninstall old assembly from GAC
2. Change version in AssemblyVersion attribute
3. Change version in DtsPipelineComponent.UITypeName attribute
4. Recompile component
5. Install recompiled component to the GAC
5. Remove component from toolbox of the Visual Studio (Business Intelligence
Development Studio)
6. Remove old component from data flow
7. Add new component to the toolbox
8. Add component from toolbox to the DataFlow
9. Attach to Process - Visual Studio (Component Development) to the SSIS
package development

And then I can to debug the changes i did...

My question is: Do I have to do all those things to debug this component?
Is there any other way to debug it?
Simplier???

Thanks for response.

P.S.: Post-build command automatization with gacutil to unistall and install
assembly I have done.

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Default RE: Debuging Custom DataFlow Component with own UI Editor - 09-16-2008 , 03:48 AM


Moderated Newsgroups??? 3 days for answer??? Where is the answer for my
question???

"Mirek Endys" wrote:

Quote:
Im developing custom DataFlow Component with my own UI Editor.
When I want to debug this component, I have to:

1. Uninstall old assembly from GAC
2. Change version in AssemblyVersion attribute
3. Change version in DtsPipelineComponent.UITypeName attribute
4. Recompile component
5. Install recompiled component to the GAC
5. Remove component from toolbox of the Visual Studio (Business Intelligence
Development Studio)
6. Remove old component from data flow
7. Add new component to the toolbox
8. Add component from toolbox to the DataFlow
9. Attach to Process - Visual Studio (Component Development) to the SSIS
package development

And then I can to debug the changes i did...

My question is: Do I have to do all those things to debug this component?
Is there any other way to debug it?
Simplier???

Thanks for response.

P.S.: Post-build command automatization with gacutil to unistall and install
assembly I have done.

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Default RE: Debuging Custom DataFlow Component with own UI Editor - 09-16-2008 , 03:48 AM


Moderated Newsgroups??? 3 days for answer??? Where is the answer for my
question???

"Mirek Endys" wrote:

Quote:
Im developing custom DataFlow Component with my own UI Editor.
When I want to debug this component, I have to:

1. Uninstall old assembly from GAC
2. Change version in AssemblyVersion attribute
3. Change version in DtsPipelineComponent.UITypeName attribute
4. Recompile component
5. Install recompiled component to the GAC
5. Remove component from toolbox of the Visual Studio (Business Intelligence
Development Studio)
6. Remove old component from data flow
7. Add new component to the toolbox
8. Add component from toolbox to the DataFlow
9. Attach to Process - Visual Studio (Component Development) to the SSIS
package development

And then I can to debug the changes i did...

My question is: Do I have to do all those things to debug this component?
Is there any other way to debug it?
Simplier???

Thanks for response.

P.S.: Post-build command automatization with gacutil to unistall and install
assembly I have done.

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Default RE: Debuging Custom DataFlow Component with own UI Editor - 09-16-2008 , 03:48 AM


Moderated Newsgroups??? 3 days for answer??? Where is the answer for my
question???

"Mirek Endys" wrote:

Quote:
Im developing custom DataFlow Component with my own UI Editor.
When I want to debug this component, I have to:

1. Uninstall old assembly from GAC
2. Change version in AssemblyVersion attribute
3. Change version in DtsPipelineComponent.UITypeName attribute
4. Recompile component
5. Install recompiled component to the GAC
5. Remove component from toolbox of the Visual Studio (Business Intelligence
Development Studio)
6. Remove old component from data flow
7. Add new component to the toolbox
8. Add component from toolbox to the DataFlow
9. Attach to Process - Visual Studio (Component Development) to the SSIS
package development

And then I can to debug the changes i did...

My question is: Do I have to do all those things to debug this component?
Is there any other way to debug it?
Simplier???

Thanks for response.

P.S.: Post-build command automatization with gacutil to unistall and install
assembly I have done.

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Default RE: Debuging Custom DataFlow Component with own UI Editor - 09-16-2008 , 03:48 AM


Moderated Newsgroups??? 3 days for answer??? Where is the answer for my
question???

"Mirek Endys" wrote:

Quote:
Im developing custom DataFlow Component with my own UI Editor.
When I want to debug this component, I have to:

1. Uninstall old assembly from GAC
2. Change version in AssemblyVersion attribute
3. Change version in DtsPipelineComponent.UITypeName attribute
4. Recompile component
5. Install recompiled component to the GAC
5. Remove component from toolbox of the Visual Studio (Business Intelligence
Development Studio)
6. Remove old component from data flow
7. Add new component to the toolbox
8. Add component from toolbox to the DataFlow
9. Attach to Process - Visual Studio (Component Development) to the SSIS
package development

And then I can to debug the changes i did...

My question is: Do I have to do all those things to debug this component?
Is there any other way to debug it?
Simplier???

Thanks for response.

P.S.: Post-build command automatization with gacutil to unistall and install
assembly I have done.

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Default RE: Debuging Custom DataFlow Component with own UI Editor - 09-16-2008 , 03:48 AM


Moderated Newsgroups??? 3 days for answer??? Where is the answer for my
question???

"Mirek Endys" wrote:

Quote:
Im developing custom DataFlow Component with my own UI Editor.
When I want to debug this component, I have to:

1. Uninstall old assembly from GAC
2. Change version in AssemblyVersion attribute
3. Change version in DtsPipelineComponent.UITypeName attribute
4. Recompile component
5. Install recompiled component to the GAC
5. Remove component from toolbox of the Visual Studio (Business Intelligence
Development Studio)
6. Remove old component from data flow
7. Add new component to the toolbox
8. Add component from toolbox to the DataFlow
9. Attach to Process - Visual Studio (Component Development) to the SSIS
package development

And then I can to debug the changes i did...

My question is: Do I have to do all those things to debug this component?
Is there any other way to debug it?
Simplier???

Thanks for response.

P.S.: Post-build command automatization with gacutil to unistall and install
assembly I have done.

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Default RE: Debuging Custom DataFlow Component with own UI Editor - 09-16-2008 , 03:48 AM


Moderated Newsgroups??? 3 days for answer??? Where is the answer for my
question???

"Mirek Endys" wrote:

Quote:
Im developing custom DataFlow Component with my own UI Editor.
When I want to debug this component, I have to:

1. Uninstall old assembly from GAC
2. Change version in AssemblyVersion attribute
3. Change version in DtsPipelineComponent.UITypeName attribute
4. Recompile component
5. Install recompiled component to the GAC
5. Remove component from toolbox of the Visual Studio (Business Intelligence
Development Studio)
6. Remove old component from data flow
7. Add new component to the toolbox
8. Add component from toolbox to the DataFlow
9. Attach to Process - Visual Studio (Component Development) to the SSIS
package development

And then I can to debug the changes i did...

My question is: Do I have to do all those things to debug this component?
Is there any other way to debug it?
Simplier???

Thanks for response.

P.S.: Post-build command automatization with gacutil to unistall and install
assembly I have done.

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Mirek Endys
 
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Default RE: Debuging Custom DataFlow Component with own UI Editor - 09-16-2008 , 03:48 AM


Moderated Newsgroups??? 3 days for answer??? Where is the answer for my
question???

"Mirek Endys" wrote:

Quote:
Im developing custom DataFlow Component with my own UI Editor.
When I want to debug this component, I have to:

1. Uninstall old assembly from GAC
2. Change version in AssemblyVersion attribute
3. Change version in DtsPipelineComponent.UITypeName attribute
4. Recompile component
5. Install recompiled component to the GAC
5. Remove component from toolbox of the Visual Studio (Business Intelligence
Development Studio)
6. Remove old component from data flow
7. Add new component to the toolbox
8. Add component from toolbox to the DataFlow
9. Attach to Process - Visual Studio (Component Development) to the SSIS
package development

And then I can to debug the changes i did...

My question is: Do I have to do all those things to debug this component?
Is there any other way to debug it?
Simplier???

Thanks for response.

P.S.: Post-build command automatization with gacutil to unistall and install
assembly I have done.

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