Thanks for the quick response - I don't have any .lic files, I do have Umbraco.Licensing.dll. Am I missing a step in the install (get and push .lic files)?
A few more details - Running Umbraco 4.6.1. Additionally - the solution is running under .net 4, which should (in theory) be backwards compatible.
In localhost - I get the following error when attempting to utilize the import.
Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. Please review the stack trace for more information about the error and where it originated in the code.
Exception Details: System.MissingMethodException: Method not found: 'Boolean Umbraco.Licensing.Validator.IsInvalid()'.
On Localhost does it have the umbraco.licensing dll in the bin folder and if so does it have .net 2.0 also installed. That dll is compiled against .net 2.0 and I have seend some references to .net 2.0 specific assemblies. I will also install cmsimport again on a server to verify that it either works or apply a fix for that can do that next Monday is that ok for you?
I just did a test myself installing CMSImport 2.0.1 on a remote server, worked like a charm. I'm pretty sure it is the licensing DLL Umbraco gives to package developers. I will do some more testing if I can find someone with just .net 4.0 installed on a machine so I can debug this issue. For now I think it's best to evaluate the package on a machine that has .net Framework 2.0 installed. Maybe install it on you local machine?
Thanks Richard - I appreciate all of your help. I've installed .net 2.05 on the machine and set the service to automatic which hasn't helped. I disabled .net 4.0.
Great that it worked for you with the new DLL. The DLL you mentioned is older than the dll that is provided to the package vendors so I will contact Umbraco what to do. Thanks for reporting this issue.
500 error when attempting to use a new installation.
I've completed a standard and manual install - and I keep getting a 500 error when attempting to utilize the wizard.
I'm getting these errors in IIS.
Exception information:
Exception type: MissingMethodException
Exception message: Method not found: 'Boolean Umbraco.Licensing.Validator.IsInvalid()'.
at CMSImportCore.Licensing.IsInvalid()
at CMSImportLibrary.BaseTypes.CMSImportBasePage.OnLoad(EventArgs e)
at CMSImport.Pages.Wizard.OnLoad(EventArgs e)
at System.Web.UI.Control.LoadRecursive()
at System.Web.UI.Page.ProcessRequestMain(Boolean includeStagesBeforeAsyncPoint, Boolean includeStagesAfterAsyncPoint)
Any help would be wonderful, I'm evaluating this for a much larger installation (and I'd rather not develop it ourselves :))
Hi,
It seems you have an invalid license in your bin folder. What .lic files do you have in your bin folder of the umbraco Install?
Thanks,
Richard
Thanks for the quick response - I don't have any .lic files, I do have Umbraco.Licensing.dll. Am I missing a step in the install (get and push .lic files)?
Hi,
Ok not having the .lic files is good. Are you running localhost or on a server?
Thanks,
Richard
On a server - Windows 2008 R2 Enterprise (SP1).
A few more details - Running Umbraco 4.6.1. Additionally - the solution is running under .net 4, which should (in theory) be backwards compatible.
In localhost - I get the following error when attempting to utilize the import.
Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. Please review the stack trace for more information about the error and where it originated in the code.
Exception Details: System.MissingMethodException: Method not found: 'Boolean Umbraco.Licensing.Validator.IsInvalid()'.
Hi Ryan,
On Localhost does it have the umbraco.licensing dll in the bin folder and if so does it have .net 2.0 also installed. That dll is compiled against .net 2.0 and I have seend some references to .net 2.0 specific assemblies. I will also install cmsimport again on a server to verify that it either works or apply a fix for that can do that next Monday is that ok for you?
Thanks,
Richard
Hi,
I just did a test myself installing CMSImport 2.0.1 on a remote server, worked like a charm. I'm pretty sure it is the licensing DLL Umbraco gives to package developers. I will do some more testing if I can find someone with just .net 4.0 installed on a machine so I can debug this issue. For now I think it's best to evaluate the package on a machine that has .net Framework 2.0 installed. Maybe install it on you local machine?
Cheers,
Richard
Thanks Richard - I appreciate all of your help. I've installed .net 2.05 on the machine and set the service to automatic which hasn't helped. I disabled .net 4.0.
Hey Richard - I found it! There is a new version of the Umbraco.Licensing DLL. Installing the file in the bin fixed it. http://nightly.umbraco.org/umbraco.licensing/
Your advice led me to the right path - thank you very much.
Hi Ryan,
Great that it worked for you with the new DLL. The DLL you mentioned is older than the dll that is provided to the package vendors so I will contact Umbraco what to do. Thanks for reporting this issue.
Thanks,
Richard
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