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I am new to Acumatica ERP Development have started T190 Quick Start in Customization 2022 R1 , In this process downloaded sample source code from Acumatica GitHub, but when as per instruction trying to Build the application getting bellow error. Can anyone help how to fix this?

 

Error        D:\Acumatica ERP\PhoneRepairShop\licenses.licx: Could not transform licenses file into a binary resource.  Object reference not set to an instance of an object.

When I have removed the licenses file and build the application that build fine, but when I am binding with Acumatica getting below error.
Exception Details: PX.Data.PXException: The file does not exist.


Hi @pradeeps17 were you ever able to resolve your issue? Thank you!


Hi, I am having the same issue on the same course with the licenses.licx file.

“Could not transform licenses file into a binary resource.  Object reference not set to an instance of an object.”

Have you managed to resolve this?


Hi, I am having the same issue on the same course with the licenses.licx file.

 

 

It looks like I missed the fact that the VS solution has 2 projects in it:  “PhoneRepairShop_Code” and “Update TCourses”.  It is the latter that has the issue, but it appears not to be needed for the course?  I’ve just built the first project so I can carry on for now.

fedit] spoke to soon… now when I try binding the extension library (step 1.3 - part 5) it says “file not found”   Any idea what file it is expecting to find?


Same with me, I’m facing same issues. 

Trying to use version 2021 R2, but the output still the same. Seems some file missing on the package. 


 

 


Unfortunately it doesn't seem like there is a workaround for this issue at this time. Your best course of action is to simply read through the guide and skip the implementation (or completely skip T190). If I were you I’d just jump into T200, it doesn’t have any issues.


Workaround for that issue is the following:

  1. Open customization package
  2. Click “Extension Library → Create new” 
  3. Create new extension library and click ‘Ok’

  4. Click Extension Library → Bing to Existing

  5. Bind it to the extension library that you have from the training materials.


@andiB , @mehdihasanov, @pradeeps17, @purwandaruw47, please see the workaround provided.


@andiB , @mehdihasanov@pradeeps17@purwandaruw47, please see the workaround provided.

Let me check again @Elena and thanks @Dmitrii Naumov 


@andiB , @mehdihasanov , @pradeeps17 , @purwandaruw47 , additional files have been uploaded to Github. Please pull the 2022R1 branch anew and use the latest version of files.


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