System.NotSupportedException

[Joakim Englund]

Hi,

I've been working on a C# Compact Framwork project for quiet some time
now and suddenly run into a problem that when I add a Control to a Form,
i.e. a TextBox or a Button, I get a System.NotSupportedException in the
InitializeComponent() section of the Form. I can compile the Solution,
without any problems, but when I run the application the Exception is
thrown.
However, if I remove another Component from the Form the application
runs perfect.

Any help/suggestions is appreciated.

BR
/Joakim

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[W.G. Ryan eMVP]

Joakim:

Is it simply the addition of the Textbox without referencing anything else
that's doing it? There's definitely a LOT of stuff that's supported in the
full framework that's not supported in the CF.

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"Joakim Englund" <jo************@intress.se> wrote in message
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Hi,

I've been working on a C# Compact Framwork project for quiet some time
now and suddenly run into a problem that when I add a Control to a Form,
i.e. a TextBox or a Button, I get a System.NotSupportedException in the
InitializeComponent() section of the Form. I can compile the Solution,
without any problems, but when I run the application the Exception is
thrown.
However, if I remove another Component from the Form the application
runs perfect.

Any help/suggestions is appreciated.

BR
/Joakim

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[Joakim Englund]

Yes, the only thing I'm doing at the moment is using drag and drop to
add a Button in Visual Studio, and then compile the code. Then I get the
Exception when starting debugging or running the app. The app runs
perect if I first remove another Component before adding the new Button.
BR
/Joakim

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[W.G. Ryan eMVP]

The only time I've seen this is because there's a problem with the install.
However I'm guessing you have other textboxes/buttons that aren't causing
the problem? Is it only those two controls or can you add different
controls without a problem?

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"Joakim Englund" <jo************@intress.se> wrote in message
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Yes, the only thing I'm doing at the moment is using drag and drop to
add a Button in Visual Studio, and then compile the code. Then I get the
Exception when starting debugging or running the app. The app runs
perect if I first remove another Component before adding the new Button.
BR
/Joakim

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[Joakim Englund]

Yes, I have lots of other Components, including TextBoxes, Labels,
TabPages, TabControls, DataGrids, DataGridTableStyles,
DataGridTextBoxColumns, MainMenu, MenuItems, Panels and ComboBoxes, and
it seems like I have reached some point where I can't use any more
components during runtime?
There are 185+ Controls in the Form, do you know if there is an upper
limit of number of Controls on a Form in Compact Framework?

BR
/Joakim

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