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From: Borland  
Subject: Unable to find resource only DLL project
NewsGroup: borland.public.delphi.ide.general
Date Posted: 27-Mar-2007 at 19:44:51 PST
Hi,

Using Delphi 2006 (Win32), I suddenly started to be asked a strange question 
when I select to create a new project (package, VCL form, etc.)

Before the project is created, a dialog box appears with the title 'Set Root 
Directory'.
The message is: 'Unable to find Resource Only DLL projects. Please, enter 
the correct root directory for the parent project'.

There is also a path displayed where default projects are saved and another 
Edit control where I'm supposed to put the requested path.

The bothering things are:
(a) there is no help button in this dialog and the above texts do not tell 
anything useful to identify the cause of the problem.
(b) If I enter a valid path (as I understand is requested) and click OK, the 
form re-appear again and agin. So the OK button is useless.
(c) If I click Cancel, everything seems to work OK from then on.

So, it's not a show-stopper but it annoys me greatly. I only saw 4-5 
references on the net to the same thing, one at least in Delphi 5. I'm not 
even sure it's not one of the experts I installed (GExpert, Castalia, MMX 
Code Explorer).

Anybody saw that before and solved the annoying dialog?

Thanks,
David. 



From: Borland  
Subject: Re: Unable to find resource only DLL project
NewsGroup: borland.public.delphi.ide.general
Date Posted: 28-Mar-2007 at 8:59:55 PST
Craig,

Thanks a lot, the first suggestion worked. I'm new to Delphi 2006, just 
installed it and trying to migrate my projects from Delphi 5 so there's a 
lot of new things to learn.

David.



"Craig Farrell"  wrote in message 
news:46096ad5$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
> Hi,
>
>> Using Delphi 2006 (Win32), I suddenly started to be asked a strange 
>> question when I select to create a new project (package, VCL form, etc.)
>
> If you have a problem showing up when creating
> any new project the first thing to check for would
> be a default project. If you have this file:
> c:\documents and settings\\local settings\application 
> data\borland\bds\4.0\DefProject.bdsproj
>
> ...then delete it or move it to get back to
> default defaults for subsequently created
> new projects.
>
>> references on the net to the same thing, one at least in Delphi 5. I'm 
>> not even sure it's not one of the experts I installed (GExpert, Castalia, 
>> MMX Code Explorer).
>
> In addition to your own added experts, there is
> one shipping expert that comes to mind, iteidew32.bpl,
> Borland Integrated Translation Environment for Win32.
> Seeing as experts hook IDE events, maybe the combination
> of experts you have installed results in one stomping
> on another? i.e. one expert is not getting the events
> it expects. You could try removing some of the experts
> as experiments, including iteidew32.bpl.
>
> --Craig
>
> 



From: Craig Farrell  
Subject: Re: Unable to find resource only DLL project
NewsGroup: borland.public.delphi.ide.general
Date Posted: 27-Mar-2007 at 12:5:35 PST
Hi,

> Using Delphi 2006 (Win32), I suddenly started to be asked a strange question 
> when I select to create a new project (package, VCL form, etc.)

If you have a problem showing up when creating
any new project the first thing to check for would
be a default project. If you have this file:
c:\documents and settings\\local settings\application 
data\borland\bds\4.0\DefProject.bdsproj

....then delete it or move it to get back to
default defaults for subsequently created
new projects.

> references on the net to the same thing, one at least in Delphi 5. I'm not 
> even sure it's not one of the experts I installed (GExpert, Castalia, MMX 
> Code Explorer).

In addition to your own added experts, there is
one shipping expert that comes to mind, iteidew32.bpl,
Borland Integrated Translation Environment for Win32.
Seeing as experts hook IDE events, maybe the combination
of experts you have installed results in one stomping
on another? i.e. one expert is not getting the events
it expects. You could try removing some of the experts
as experiments, including iteidew32.bpl.

--Craig