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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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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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Is there in c# a library or a simple console or other application that i can include with my project to generate class diagram from .cs file ? Im talking about something like the visual studio class generator ;).
Assuming that you are looking for an integrated solution in your application : AutoDiagrammer
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/visio-help/about-reverse-engineering-code-to-the-uml-HP081550745.aspx .. Maybe
VisualStudio - view class diagram
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Currently writing a C# application it should do backups using GIT in the background.
I'm looking for projects or examples to do that without showing any GUI or bash shell..
When searching cross by GitSharp - https://github.com/henon/GitSharp.
It seems close to what I've looked for yet it isn't active.. (see the pull req')
Would like to get recommendations for open source projects or source code to do that.
libgit2sharp are C# bindings for libgit2, which the official GitHub for Windows client uses. They should be decent.
Try ngit, it have better codebase but no decent docs
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It's always been possible to add references for your project in Visual Studio. These show up under the special "References" folder in the solution explorer. You can also add service references, which also get put under their own special folder. I'd like to create my own reference type, complete with special folder, that other projects can use. What is this called, and where is some good documentation on how to do this?
You mean you want to create a library of classes / a .dll?
http://snippets.dzone.com/posts/show/3861
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hello i have created one windows application in c# .net and its working fine in windows xp, but when i try to install the setup in windows 7 or vista,the setup never runs.. should i have to write some code for it...?
please help
Assuming your installer is an MSI, turn logging on to find out why.
msiexec NameOfYour.msi /l*v log.txt
Make sure you installed the correct version of .net Framework on your box.