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I created a Windows Installer package a few years ago and now I found out that there is a typo.
I can't find the source code of this dialog to fix this issue.
Is it maybe a known error in the "wix-toolset" or is there a way to fix this error?
That dialog isn't part of WiX. You need to find out where it's coming from (custom Windows Installer dialog or custom action) and fix it there.
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The form on the right is what appears by default when I run the program.
I set all the controls in the form to proper spacing, yet the blank label with a 3D border still shortens itself when I run it.
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After updating Prism in a WPF application from version 7.2.0.1422 to version 8.0.0.1909, the GetInstance method no longer works:
CommonServiceLocator.ServiceLocator.Current.GetInstance
The message is issued: “ServiceLocationProvider must be set”
I found that version 8 was missing the Prism.Unity.Wpf.UnityServiceLocatorAdapter class which was present in version 7 and which provided the ServiceLocator to work.
Q: How do I now take advantage of the CommonServiceLocator.ServiceLocator.Current.GetInstance?
The release notes of Prism 8.0 state a breaking change:
Added ContainerLocator (NOTE: This replaces the Common Service Locator in Prism.Wpf)
So, with Prism 8, you write
Prism.Ioc.ContainerLocator.Container
if you absolutely have to access the container...
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After downloading devExpress extension, I got this error. But I don't know how to fix it. Please help me, thank you so much.
My problem
My .xml file is on mediafire.
I had this error. It disappeared after I logged in to VS, then restarted the program.
The one and only solution that worked for me is to update the visual studio to the latest version and boom!
I've had this error in the comupter of one of our collaborators. I've just sent these files from my computer to him. So he's replaced the files in his machine and the problem was solved. I think this way we've avoided to spend hours to update Visual Studio.
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I have little problem because I'm trying to run a powershell script in a console but Visual Studio is telling that Console.WriteLine() or Console.ReadKey() doesn't exist
Add this to your class:
using System;
The using statement is usually included as default, but if you use tools to "Remove Unnecessary Usings", then it may get removed. If you then later add code that requires the System namespace, then you have to include it again.
You could probably also fix the issue in by placing the marker on the Console in the Visual Studio code editor, and press Ctrl + '.'(period), to open the Quick Actions and Refactoring context menu.
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How can I install the web service using installutil.exe?
I get a Windows Service start failure error every time I start.
Your service is probably throwing an exception on startup. Check the windows event log
I think installutil.exe is use to install the windowservice
Ex:
To Install the windowservice
C:>installutil Path(windowservice.exe)
To Uninstall the windowservice
C:>installutil /u Path(windowservice.exe)