Unhandled Exception in Vault Admin Tool
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Unhandled Exception in Vault Admin Tool
We are using Source Vault 2.03.
When one of our admin users fires up the admin tool they can a .net framework unhandled exception. This is on the repositories screen. I have attached a screen shot of the error. How should I proceed to get this problem resolved.
When one of our admin users fires up the admin tool they can a .net framework unhandled exception. This is on the repositories screen. I have attached a screen shot of the error. How should I proceed to get this problem resolved.
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Can you try the following:
http://machine/vaultservice
What version does the server say it is running? Is it Vault 2.0.3?
http://machine/vaultservice
What version does the server say it is running? Is it Vault 2.0.3?
Jeff Clausius
SourceGear
SourceGear
Aha! What version of the Vault Admin Tool are they using? I'd be willing to bet it is Vault Admin Tool 2.0.5 or 2.0.6.
The 2.0.5/6 Admin Tool introduced some new configuration settings, which cannot be zero. A 2.0.5/6 Admin Tool should only be used against a 2.0.5/6 server, respectively.
The 2.0.5/6 Admin Tool introduced some new configuration settings, which cannot be zero. A 2.0.5/6 Admin Tool should only be used against a 2.0.5/6 server, respectively.
Jeff Clausius
SourceGear
SourceGear
As soon as I saw your question that is the first thing that occured to me. I will check it out tomorrow.
Another related question is how important is it to keep our server/client/admin software updated with the latest release? You seem to be coming out with patches quite frequently (3 since we got our original purchase in june or july).
How often to do you normally have patches or are they just on an as needed basis?
Another related question is how important is it to keep our server/client/admin software updated with the latest release? You seem to be coming out with patches quite frequently (3 since we got our original purchase in june or july).
How often to do you normally have patches or are they just on an as needed basis?
Nothing would be better than to have a predictable release pattern for Vault releases. However, SourceGear is very customer oriented. So sometimes customer needs, wants or request can accelerate our release cycles.
Let me provide an example:
Shadow Folder's design ran into some problems when more than 25+ users were making changes to the Vault Server within the same time period. The customer demand for this feature was so strong, a new Shadow Folder model was devised in Vault 2.0.5, and released early August, 2004.
One month after Vault's 2.0.5 release, Microsoft released SP1 for the 1.1 .Net Framework. Unfortunately, MS' changes to the framework caused the GUI client to not function correctly when the Search tab was in use during shutdown. In order to help customers which needed SP1 for other bug fixes, a work around was quickly developed, and Vault 2.0.6 was born.
We understand that a release schedule such as this places a large burden on customers to "keep up". However, to help alleviate these problems, we've gone to extraordinary lengths to ensure a Vault 2.0.x client can communicate with Vault 2.0.x servers. This way, customers can upgrade at on their own time tables.
Note, the Vault Admin Tool is a special case. The Admin tool is an extension of the Vault server, as it is used to configure Vault Server's settings. Due to this dependency, the Admin Tool / Server should always be in sync.
Let me provide an example:
Shadow Folder's design ran into some problems when more than 25+ users were making changes to the Vault Server within the same time period. The customer demand for this feature was so strong, a new Shadow Folder model was devised in Vault 2.0.5, and released early August, 2004.
One month after Vault's 2.0.5 release, Microsoft released SP1 for the 1.1 .Net Framework. Unfortunately, MS' changes to the framework caused the GUI client to not function correctly when the Search tab was in use during shutdown. In order to help customers which needed SP1 for other bug fixes, a work around was quickly developed, and Vault 2.0.6 was born.
We understand that a release schedule such as this places a large burden on customers to "keep up". However, to help alleviate these problems, we've gone to extraordinary lengths to ensure a Vault 2.0.x client can communicate with Vault 2.0.x servers. This way, customers can upgrade at on their own time tables.
Note, the Vault Admin Tool is a special case. The Admin tool is an extension of the Vault server, as it is used to configure Vault Server's settings. Due to this dependency, the Admin Tool / Server should always be in sync.
Jeff Clausius
SourceGear
SourceGear