I'm working on a WP8 project that needs the RabbitMQ library.
Where and how can I add that kind of library to an windows phone 8 project in Visual Studio Express 2012 for Windows Phone? I can't seem to find any good ones with the NuGet Package Manager in VSE2012.
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I want to use Office 365 in my project, but when I try to add, I get this error
I have a Xamarin.iOS project but can't add it..
This topic says that I can use Xamarin.iOS also
The following projet templates support adding Office 365 APIs as a
connected service: .NET Windows Store 8.1 Apps .NET Windows Store 8.1
Universal Apps .NET Windows Phone 8.1 Apps .NET Windows Phone 8.1
Silverlight Apps Windows Forms Applications WPF Applications ASP.NET
MVC Web Applications ASP.NET Web Forms Applications Xamarin Android
and iOS Applications Multi-device Hybrid (Cordova) Apps
I downloaded and installed OfficeToolsForVS2013Update1.exe and my visual studio version is Visual Studio 2013 Update 4.
So what can be problem?
PS: I created also a new ios blank project but still the same error.
As of right now, you can add Office 365 as a connected service to iOS "Classic API" project types. Having read the documentation you reference, I agree that it's not specific enough. I have filed a bug against it and hopefully it will be updated soon. Sorry for the confusion!
I am really confused about windows media capture namespace, I would like to import the namespace to develop camera function in windows 8.1.
FYI, I developed using visual studio 2013 and windows 7 64 bit, i already tried to install windows 8 Software Development Kits also, but i still can't find the namespace.
Am I missing something?
Finally I've done developing app for windows 8.1 Table in Windows 7 x64 and want to share some experience that i had in here.
Steps :
Edit .csproject in wpf app (Add <TargetPlatformVersion>8.1</TargetPlatformVersion> Inside <PropertyGroup> )
Add "Windows" library Reference
Load some .Net Framework 4 Library (System.Runtime.dll, System.Runtime.InteropServices.WindowsRuntime.dll,System.Threading and System.Threading.Task ) the location usually in C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v4.0.30319\
Load System.Runtime.WindowsRuntime.dll (C:\Program Files (x86)\Reference Assemblies\Microsoft\Framework.NETCore\v4.5)
But we cannot debug the application because have different runtime with windows 7, we only can build and deploy to the Windows 8.1 Tablet.
I've done implementing camera function, GPS and database operation using MSSQLServer Compact DB Express 2014.
Reference :
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/eternalcoding/archive/2013/10/29/how-to-use-specific-winrt-api-from-desktop-apps-capturing-a-photo-using-your-webcam-into-a-wpf-app.aspx
Error calling async method synchronously
Windows.media.capture minimum supported client is windows 8 and minimum supported phone is windows phone 8.1.
Check this Article from MSDN
I have a windows 8.1 universal app. One part is desktop/tablet app and one is Windows phone.
I have been downloading all external libraries via nugget into the Windows 8.1 and now my Windows Phone doesn't recognize it.
How can i reference it all under one "umbrella" or point the Windows Phone reference folder towards references in windows 8.1?
If I understand it correctly. you added some Nuget packages to the Windows project and you have code in your Shared project that uses them, so the app does not build for Windows Phone.
The solution is to add the same Nuget packages to your Windows Phone project.
I had developed windows 8 app and Retargeted in windows 8.1 app using visual studio 2013 express preview and my OS is windows 8.1 preview .
But while uploading my package its getting errors like this.
This package was built with an out-of-date version of the Windows SDK. Please use latest version.
I had updated the Windows sdk also that was released on Oct 17th of this month .
Have you replaced the references to the original SDK DLL files with references to the new SDK?
I downloaded Xamarin Studio and Visual Studio, but I still don't see any options in either of those programs for programming iOS apps. Is programming for iOS even possible on a PC?
Using Xamarin with a business license, you can use Visual Studio on a PC for development, but you MUST have a Mac running as a build server. The iOS native SDK and Apple iOS simulator tools are only available on a Mac, and Xamarin depends on them as part of the build process.
You cannot create a native iOS app using a windows based machine. iOS apps can be developed using XCode only and XCode can be installed on mac only.
So in simple words there is no "direct" way of creating an iOS app from windows machine. I guess you should have searched on google first before asking this question.