Trying to open SubSonic 3.0 examples solution on VS 2k8 Web Express but says cannot be opened. Why? Can you help me?
Thanks!
SubSonic 3 does not work with VS Express because express does not support t4 templates. See this question:
SubSonic ASP.NET MVC sample in Visual Web Developer Express
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I am currently getting the following error
Error Message
When i try to scaffold a controller using OData v4 Web API Scaffolding.
I have a couple of work colleagues which it does work using visual studio 2017 even though it doesnt seem to be supported by vs 2017 . Any advice on the matter would be appreciated.
Officially Visual Studio 2017 is not in supported list of "OData v4 Web API Scaffolding" And Q&A section states that this package has a open bug for Visual Studio 2017.
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=LiangWangMSFT.ODatav4WebAPIScaffolding#qna
But you can go for one of following work around:
Use this template in Visual Studio 2015 and then continue
development.
Add "Microsoft.AspNet.OData" Package and add Controller
manually. You can use code generated from V3 (just few namespace
correction will be required).
I am in the process of migrating my solution from VS 2013 to VS 2017. I installed correct version of TDS (TDS 5.6.0.15 for VS 2017) and when trying to open the solution in VS 2017, TDS projects are not loading and throwing following error.
Tried an option in the error dialog box to convert TDS project to .net framework 4.6.1 but it does nothing and TDS projects are still not loading. Not sure how to fix it.
Do I really need .Net framework 4.0 installed on this machine?
Would appreciate if someone can chime in with solution for similar migration.
I would try and adjust your project target Framework to be the 4.6.1 FW manually. Then open TDS with the latest and greatest versions. Good luck, I just upgraded...You will like it.
I am able to resolve this by re-installing VS 2010. I had VS 2010 which I uninstalled as I am not using it anymore but after reinstalling it back, I am able to load TDS project correctly in VS 2017.
Someone mentioned here a repair option, which I didn't try but looks like it can resolve such issues. May be helpful.
I am a beginner of using C++ on MYSQL. I face a setting problem. I tried to follow step by step for this website: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/connector-cpp/en/, but I can't follow it after step5. I have tried other solutions but still not success. Can anyone please provides the steps for me to follow? Thanks.
What I have installed now:
Visual Studio Community 2013
MYSQL Sever 5.6
boost_1_58_0
Connector.C++ 1.1
I know the premium edition has a CFML plugin, but does the Community Edition? I really need to get away form using Eclipse. If all else fails I can use the Premium trial for the time being.
This plug-in is available only in IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate Edition.
CFML/Coldfusion plugin in not available for IntelliJ Community edition.
Available only on IntelliJ Ultimate Edition.
I would use Sublime Text 2, available here Sublime Text 2
There is a very good ColdFusion plugin available for it not to mention the entire plugin ecosystem it has.
There's a bug/feature in Visual Studio 2010 where you can't create a unit test project with the 2.0 CLR.
https://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/ViewFeedback.aspx?FeedbackID=483891&wa=wsignin1.0
This causes all sorts of problems when the project being tested is targetting the 2.0 CLR (ASP.NET MVC 2 on top of .Net 3.5 SP1 in this case) - crashes on debug, tests failing unexpectedly, in one case the test project doesn't even build because of the dependency on System.Web 2.0.0.0 which isn't available in projects targetting 4.0.
It's not possible to change the test project to target the 3.5 framework.
Does anyone know of a workaround?
Workarounds I'm aware of, but want to avoid, include:-
1) Upgrading the whole solution to target .NET 4
I want to host on Azure and it isn't clear at this point if/when support for .NET 4.0 will be added. See .NET 4.0 on Windows Azure?
2) Rolling the whole project back to Visual Studio 2008
This is a last resort as there are a number of features in 2010 that I really want to use
3) Building the unit tests in 2008 and managing the references manually
This will work, but it'll be a tremendous pain.
Any ideas?
It looks like Visual Studio 2010 Service Pack 1 will resolve this once it is released (see the heading 'Better platform support | Unit Testing on .NET 3.5')
You can get the Beta version with a Go-Live licence now...
You haven't suggested changing to a different test framework. Personally, I use NUnit and have for years. It's far more sophisticated that the stuff in 2008. I haven't had time to see what's changed in 2010 but I can't see MS catching up that quickly.