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So, I want to share my DLL pack code and be able to collaborate in real time with a friend :) but I don't know how to upload my .sln file to the free tfs server. can can anyone help? Did some research, and couldn't find how :(
I am a bit unsure about if you already have a TFS server or not. So I included a link right below here where to get one if you don't.
Go to https://www.visualstudio.com/team-services/ if you wanna use free TFS.
This is a very easy way to do this, as I assume you never done this before. But if you done some research you should know the Team Explorer in Visual studio
Create a project in your TFS and Go into your Visual Studio and connect
to your TFS
"Map and Get" to a location on your computer. It will
created a folder where you can decide what you want to add to your
TFS Project(It should ask you when you connected, but if not you can
find it Source Control Explorer)
Add your solution into that folder
If you go into Pending changes you should now have some "Detected
add(s)" in the bottom at exclude changes. You wanna click on that
and include all the files you want to share.
Now your friend can do the first 2 steps and also have the same solution and stuff as you.
If you decide to use Git by any chance, is kinda the same process, just different names.
If you need more details on this, feel free to throw a comment. However if you done some basic research into this and already been playing around. There should be no issues at all. There are hundred of videos on youtube about TFS, How to set it up and much more.
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When you send an application to someone, using another computer, besides the application itself, do I have to send the Resources File too? And if I am using a DataBase do I have to send the Database.mdf file too? And what else would you have to send to make sure your application works on another computers?
Sorry if this question is a repeated one, but most of the others just ask for a single item, either the Resources or something else. But I would like to know about everything you have to send.
Thanks a lot !
it depends on your approach. i think you have a software with database and... that you want to sell and make it owrk on other users device. you can make you app make a new database on first start. you can include database files if its local and add to user app directory and... it all depends on you packaging method and tool.
or maybe you want let someone continue the project. so you can give other developer a back up .bak format or export database files from sql server management studio and other developer can attach them to the other machine project
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I want to do a visual studio team project with a friend of mine. I looked at the Team Explorer tab in visual studio but I don't understand some of the words / terminologies there. For example, what is Source Control Explorer, Build Definitions etc.? I've already created a team project but how can I work on it? Where do I write code? I'm assuming that after I finish the code, the code is uploaded to something like xxxx.visualstudio.com and others can access my code files there. Am I correct? (I guess not)
On the other hand, How can I add people to my team? Visual Studio Online tells me to enter the username or the sign in address of the user. Is "sign in address" the Microsoft account of the user?
This applies to TFS, if you use Git it will be different:
Source Control Explorer is, well, how you look at source control. The primary thing you will do there is checkout projects.
Build Definitions is were you configure build server builds.
Pending Changes is where you check-in files you have changed locally
To work on your project, you have to create a workspace (using Source Control Explorer) that maps the repository to your local system. Then create your solution there, and to make things easy check "Add to source control". Otherwise, you need to manually mark it for addition (again, using Source Control Explorer).
Check-in using the pending changes tab. If you don't have your own TFS server (sounds like you don't) then the code will be uploaded to an online server. I'm not aware of any web interface, but there could be one.
You will add other users based on their Microsoft account in the online scenario, and via TFS or Active Directory users if you are on a local TFS server.
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I was working on a c# project on my computer when I accidentally removed the power cord.
When I started my computer back up I tried to load my project, but I got a error:
There is no editor available for 'c\user\documents\visualstudio 2013\projects\project_name\from1.cs
make sure the application for the file type(.cs) is installed
On the same project I have different forms and those still work, only from1 is not working. The data set only contains 0's.
What can I do to fix this?
Either something got corrupted in your Visual Studio installation, or (more likely) the file you were working on before your computer was shut down (which I assume was from1.cs).
Are you able to open from1.cs and from1.Designer.cs in something like Notepad? You may want to look for NULL terminators in your file as suggested by this answer on this (possibly duplicate) question.
If that doesn't work, either try copying the existing code from from1.cs and from1.Designer.cs into new files in your project, or repairing/reinstalling Visual Studio. Just make sure to make a backup of your project first, just in case! ;)
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this is might be really weird, but I have no idea what kinda wizardry of this. Basically, my Visual Studio stopped responding to my changes, it stopped building solution. I can comment code, which would completely ruin the logic of program, and Visual Studio will still run program that I guess it has in memory. It's really annoying, and I have no idea what it is. I keep restarting software, but it's still does the same. It's a licensed software. I was wondering If someone knew what was going on. Thanks!
I've seen this a few times, and usually one of or a combination of the following will work:
Clean the solution, then build it.
Change the from "Release" to Debug (or vice-cversa) then clean and build, then revert back.
Close visual studio and manually delete everything in the \bin directory
For an asp.net website, close visual studio and delete the files in C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v4.0.30319\Temporary ASP.NET Files (Path will vary depending on your machine setup This is where my ASP.NET versino 4 files are compiled to.)
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I have googled over the internet and read some forums, but I could not find a really good solution to suit my requirements. I am looking for an automatic application update framework for my project.
Which do you think the best application update framework for .net?
Requirements:
free
easy to use and integrate with existing .net project
check/download/install updates automatically from a server
if it is needed, update also its referenced new dll-s from the server
if new dll is referenced to the app, should be also downloadad automatically from the server
if new items (e.g. XML files, language resource files) needed for a new version, also download them
UPDATE:
installation folder must be changeable by the user (clickonce is not an option)
check this http://www.codeproject.com/KB/install/DDayUpdate_Part1.aspx out - it combines ClickOnce (Update machnism) + Windows installer (installation) to make possible what you are asking for...
Another (perhaps better?) option: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cs/DotNetAutoUpdateClient.aspx
Check out ClickOnce Deployment at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/t71a733d(v=vs.80).aspx
It works really great. To use it, just open up the project properties in VS and go to the deploy tab.