Autodesk Vault

[#1 · Accepted solution]

Hi Dan,

Thank you for your reply.  In our tests, you can set the ipj at the working folder root (example: C:\_Work) and then point your workspace to the workspace folder.  In another test, I set the IPJ file in $\ but it was mapped to C:\_Work and workspace folder was set to .\.

I hope this helps. 

[#2]

Hi everyone,

The Value cannot be null error has been solved by changing the working folder to C:\Vault\

Not C:\

I then got an XML error, which I had seen on the cracking the vault blog.

http://crackingthevault.typepad.com/crackingthevault/2010/11/there-is-an-error-in-the-xml-document.h...

So I turned off AVG link scanner and all is absolutely fine.

Ron, I noticed the workspace was set to .\ all seems to work ok so I'm not going to change it.

Thanks everyone.

Dan

[#3]

Hi Ron,

Thanks a lot for helping, the problem is now solved for me.

Only thing I had to change would it work was to set to enforce the working folder. Only after that the error was gone.

But it works for me now, I'm the only user.

[#4]

Hi all,

There is a hotfix now availeble for this isue, see message on the other thread http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/Autodesk-Vault/Vault-2012-Copy-Design-Error-Value-cannot-be-null/td-p/.... by Fay Zhang.

To go to the hotfix: http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/ps/dl/item?siteID=123112&id=17235740&linkID=9261341

[#5]

Is there a copy design fix for 2011 also?