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Hi,
After installing the upgrade from Version 4.0 to Version 4.1 GA for MyEclipse – after MyEclipse IDE Announcements – I received an error clicking the new Web 2.0 icon:
Unable to locate DLL :
MSVCR71.DLL
MSVCP71.DLL
After finding them and moving to C:\WINNT\system32 folder,
and restarting MyEclipse – the problem has been solved.
tad.Thanks Tad for the update. We had another user report this same issue. It seems that the MSVCP71.DLL file is located in system32 folder on XP but not on 2000.
BTW, where did you find that file on your win2k installation?
@support-greg wrote:
BTW, where did you find that file on your win2k installation?
MSVCR71.DLL in C:\WINNT\system32\URTTemp
and in C:\Program Files\Yahoo!\MessengerMSVCP71.DLL in C:\Program Files\Yahoo!\Messenger
Hi, you can find then online too at:
http://www.dlldump.com/download-dll-files_new.php/dllfiles/M/msvcp71.dll/7.10.3077.08/download.html
http://www.dlldump.com/download-dll-files_new.php/dllfiles/M/msvcr71.dll/7.10.3077.08/download.html_____________________________
Carlos Magno
Brazilian Java Developer !! – http://www.neki.com.br
cmagnoss@gmail.comWhen I run Web 2.0 from MyEclipse 4.1.1, I get the following as not found: msvcr71.dll and nspr4.dll . I then see the message
Unable to create this part due to an internal error. Reason for the failure: C:\asys\MyEclipse\eclipse\plugins\com.genuitec.javascript.debug.mozilla_4.1.1\XPCOM\mozilla\xpcom.dll1) The xpcom.dll is on my filesystem, so I am hoping that this error is a symptom of the other two files that are missing.
2) The nspr4.dll seems to be some type of Netscape/Mozilla DLL . Where can I obtain this file? What license covers my use of it? Where was I supposed to learn of this dependency?
3) The msvcr71.dll seems to be some type of Microsoft DLL . I am very concerned about this file, because there is a lot of discussion on the web as to whether or not it can be distributed. Where can I obtain this file? (It is not in my Windows configuration, probably because I do not have any MS development tools.) What license covers my use of it? Where was I supposed to learn of this dependency?
A little follow-up – according to the redist.txt of Visual Studio, if Genuitec has used VS in its development of MyEclipse, then you can distribute the msvcr71.dll file. However, if you use VB, VC++, etc., then you must check the redist.txt file with that product to ensure that this file is listed as distributable.
