Autoloader doesn't - unknown command

[kstate92]

I've resigned myself to using the Appload / Startup Suite / lsp file workaround to get my project to load on startup, as I cannot understand why the autoload function doesn't.  The last thing I changed was switching from LoadonAutoCADStartup to LoadOnCommandInvocation and the required  Commands / Command nodes.  Using the Startup lisp routine, the project loads and runs when the command name 'partslist' is entered.

[moogalm]

Sorry, I didn't understand your query correctly, can you please explain what is working for you and what is n't ?

[kstate92]

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@moogalm wrote:

Sorry, I didn't understand your query correctly, can you please explain what is working for you and what is n't ?

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Even with the bundle folder structure and the xml file shown in my first post, when I invoke the routine (Command Method), I get 'unknown command'.

My plugin runs fine if I first manually netload the dll from the projects' folder bundle placed in C:\ProgramData\Autodesk\ApplicationPlugins, or if I add a netload lisp file to the appload Startup Suite.

[moogalm]

Can you please share Bundle structure XML ?, no need of your .NET dll, I will create my own helloworld sample.

[TimB67530]

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@moogalm wrote:

Can you please share Bundle structure XML ?, no need of your .NET dll, I will create my own helloworld sample.

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[Alexander.Rivilis]

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@TimB67530 wrote:

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@moogalm wrote:

Can you please share Bundle structure XML ?, no need of your .NET dll, I will create my own helloworld sample.

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It is look like empty zip-file. 😞

[TimB67530]

Oh, FFS...

Added files (I hope).

[Alexander.Rivilis · Accepted solution]

What about replace:

ModuleName="./Contents/PartsList.dll"

with

ModuleName="./Contents/Resources/PartsList.dll"

and

SupportPath="./Contents/Resouces"

with

SupportPath="./Contents/Resources"

???

[TimB67530]

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@Alexander.Rivilis wrote:

What about replace:

ModuleName="./Contents/PartsList.dll"

with

ModuleName="./Contents/Resources/PartsList.dll"

and

SupportPath="./Contents/Resouces"

with

SupportPath="./Contents/Resources"

???

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First an empty zip file, then overlooking two childish mistakes...

There must be a third one, as it still comes back with Unknown Command.

Corrections attached.

[Alexander.Rivilis]

Repeat please:

ModuleName="./Contents/Resources/PartsList.dll"

[Alexander.Rivilis]

Test with this attached bundle. Do not forget to unblock the zip-file!!!

Command PartsList have to be working.

[TimB67530]

THIRD DUMB MISTAKE FOUND: I forgot I had re-named the actual dll filename during all my various amateur attempts.

I changed it back to match the xml file and it loads on command entry.

Thank you very much, Alexander.