I ran into a COMException error opening a Visual Studio 2008 this week. The project was loading and working fine on my development machine at work but when I checked out the project on my computer at home I began getting a COM Exception.
A fellow developer on my project was getting the same error and I just couldn't figure it out until I ran across this blog post. It turns out that the issue was with the IIS Virtual Directory reference in the VS 2008 not existing on the new machine. Once I edited the .csproj file for the solution...
I'll be giving a session on using Castle Windsor for dependency injection at the upcoming Boise Code Camp on March 8th. I have really benefited from code camp in the past and I'm really excited to be able to share this year.
Preparing for the presentation I've benefited a lot from reading other people's blogs so I figured it's a good time to start giving back. In preparation for code camp I plan to write a series on my experiences using Windsor and the other tools in the Castle Project. I also hope to get around to writing on my experiences...