2009 Detail Component Manager.

[eddyrichardson]

Strange one this....

In Detail Component Manager (UK) Autocad Architecture 2009, all machines are getting this Error Message... i.e:-

ERROR: Could not run Managed .NET function "AecDtlRcpHJHMJoistHangerSection" in
module "C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Autodesk\ACD-A
2009\enu\Details\Details (UK)\AecDetailsUK.dll".

See attached file for example above....

Some tools work, but a lot don't like the example above, they all work in 2008.

Any Ideas?

[Anonymous]

Ben,
Unfortunately Adesk haven't fixed this little bug in 2010. Please help you are my last hope! :0:) Svit.

[christina.layton]

Please can I have a copy of the zipped fix? I seem to have encountered this issue also.

christina.layton@atkinsglobal.com

Thank you very much for your help.

[Oilymo]

All,

Please find attached .dll file (to save me e-mailing it)

Extract the attached file into the following location on your system:

C:\Program Files\AutoCAD Architecture 2009

Ensure AutoCAD Architecture is closed during this procedure.

[Anonymous]

Ben, thank you very much for for your help. I saved AecDetailsUK.dll under C:\Program Files\ADT 2010 location but still not succeeded with complex sections and got message ERROR: Could not run Managed .NET function "AecDtlBrickTimberSection" in module
"C:\ProgramData\Autodesk\ACA 2010\enu\Details\Details (UK)\AecDetailsUK.dll".
Then I saved your file under that location - same result. I've already contacted Autodesk support team, lost whole day reisntalling patches and programs according to their instructions because Iv'e been told that this is a problem with .NET Framework . My "best solution" for now - I copy and paste complex sections from ADT 2008! Nice....:0( And it is not our fault! :0)

[Oilymo]

SVIT647 maybe it's a 2009 to 2010 problem. Like you I'm just an end user so I cannot guarantee a solution. One thing I do know is that once we've found a stable platform to work off we are reluctant to change. For now 2010 stays on the shelf.

Hope you get it sorted

Ben

[Anonymous]

Ben, cannot agree with you more (still in love with 2004) but I will keep searching answer - do not have a freedom to put 2010 on shelf - all my company switched to the latest version (we are subscribers and go through all "fun" every second year at least). I'm the lucky one who use ADT Tool Palettes. I will keep you updated when I find solution. Have a great holidays! Svit.

[Anonymous]

Ben,

As I promised, solution for 2010 found thanks to you and Michael Bussiere from Autodesk Support Team. I will attach second file in next followed post.
Please Follow these steps with attached 2 files:
1. Close AutoCAD Architecture 2010.
2. Extract the AecDetailsUK.zip file and place the AecDetailsUK.dll file in the "C:\Program Files\AutoCAD Architecture 2010" folder.
3. Extract the root.zip file and drag&drop the files to the "C:\WINDOWS\assembly" folder. Note that you cannot use the paste function in the "C:\WINDOWS\assembly" folder, so just open 2 Windows Explorers (one on the "C:\WINDOWS\assembly" folder and one on the folder where you extracted the files) and then drag&drop the files.
4. Start AutoCAD Architecture and try to insert the detail component.

[Anonymous]

root.zip (addition to previous post)

[Anonymous]

I seem to have this same problem for AutoCad Architecture 2011.

Is there a fix available for the 2011 version?

Cheers Rob

[sjxyz]

This method worked for me...

Exit Autocad and then Copy

e:\x86\ACA\Program Files\Root\AecDetailsUK.dll

to c:\Program Files\Autodesk\AutoCAD Architecture 2011\

and Copy

e:\x86\ACA\Program Files\Root\Autodesk.AEC.Interop.ArchBase.dll
e:\x86\ACA\Program Files\Root\Autodesk.AEC.Interop.Base.dll
e:\x86\ACA\Program Files\Root\Autodesk.AEC.Interop.DACHBase.dll
e:\x86\ACA\Program Files\Root\Autodesk.AEC.Interop.Details.dll
e:\x86\ACA\Program Files\Root\Autodesk.AEC.Interop.Schedule.dll
e:\x86\ACA\Program Files\Root\Autodesk.AEC.Interop.Structural.dll
e:\x86\ACA\Program Files\Root\Autodesk.AEC.Interop.UIArchBase.dll
e:\x86\ACA\Program Files\Root\Autodesk.AEC.Interop.UIBase.dll

to c:\WINDOWS\assembly\

where e:\ is the Autocad Architecture 2011 DVD.

Good luck!

S

[Anonymous]

Hi I am having this problem with one of my users. please can you send me the files too. ben.costigan@aww-uk.com