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I have several projects and .cs files developed on other computer.
How can I run all of them on different computer? What if I already have project with same name on it?
Thank you in advance!
Just copy the whole directory of the solution and open in visual studio? Projects aren't linked to the machine they are running on. The only issue you might have is with installed components (like crystal reports or devexpress) or Linked Projects with an absolute location (basically stuff which doesn't reside the the solutions directory)
If you already have projects (with different paths) but with the same name, just make sure you open the right one. if the paths are the same well just like with files you'll overwrite them.
There isn't anything special about source code, it's just files on the machine
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how can i add this features in SharePoint 2010? plz help me
When file is uploaded to document library or an existing file edited and check-in then it should sync up with to folder on network drive.
If new file is uploaded the same file should be immediately available on network drive and same for delete and update
You need to create Event for Item Added, Item Updated and Item Deleted.
And all these events will be in Features. For creating feature, i would refer visual studio 2010, it will create all the files for features. You just need to create events.
Let me correct if you didn't want code.
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You can do this by mapping the document library to the map drive on local computer..
Please correct me if this is not your requirement
http://ashrafhossain.wordpress.com/2012/02/23/using-sharepoint-document-library-as-a-network-drive/
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My scenario is that I have two computers A and B. Computer A has an installed C# windows forms application on it. Pretending that I dont have the source code to publish onto B, is it possible to move the app from A to B? If so, what files do I need in order to copy it over?
You have to check if the C# application requires files found in the local appdata directory, if so you'll need to copy them.
It can be difficult when apps require a certain DLL then you'll need to find the dependencies for the application and install them on Computer B.
After you've done that you can copy all the files that are in the programs directory and you MIGHT be good to go.
Best thing to do is make sure you have the installer handy :)
Can't answer without knowing the application.
Sometimes it's enough to just copy the files over. However, if the app relies on registry entries, databases or some other prerequisites copying files is not enough.
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In my source code I am having sample.vdproj file.But in guidelines they asked to build sample.msi.how to generate .msi files from .vdproj file?it is possible?
Run devenv.exe against your vdproj:
devenv.exe /build Release_or_other_conf yourfile.vdproj
Depending on the type of your vdproj file, building it will generate either an installation package (MSI) or a merge module (MSM).
So, try to build it in Visual Studio and check its output directory. See Setup and Deployment Projects on MSDN for an overview.
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How can I create either .msi file or setup file from the application I have created in VC# 2010. Please help me.
In the same solution as your executable package, create a "Setup" project
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/19x10e5c.aspx
Create a Setup project in Visual Studio 2010-Creating a Setup Project and adding File Types.mp4 - YouTube .
Deployment Tasks and Walkthroughs in msdn is very useful.
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We have tens of building machines that could be old or new. We need to build the C# code with .Net 3.5, but not all the Windows machines have this version. We cannot install any software onto the building machines either. Is there a way to achieve this? We are OK to copy files to the building machines and delete them after the building it done. I tried to copy v3.5 folder to the build machine and neither msbuild.exe nor csc.exe works. I guess the .net framework has entries in the registry.
You have to install the correct version of the .NET framework on the build machines or it won't work.