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I am new Windows service in VS.Net 2008.
I need to build a Windows service Application. When I right click the solution in Solution Explorer, a UI opens named Solution 'MySyncService'. Here I can see two major folders Common Properties and Configuration Properties. But I cannot see a general tab.
Secondly, if I right click my project 'MySyncService',select properties(short cut menu), then I can't see Common Properties and Configuration Properties. I see various tabs like Application Build, Build Events, Debug, Resources, Services, Settings, Reference paths etc. As per the link in MSDN I am not able to get the Common properties and General Tab. Please let me know which step I am missing.
This should get you started.Make sure you select VS 2008 from the quasi-dropdown up top
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/zt39148a%28v=VS.90%29.aspx
I think you are looking for Application > Startup object under the project settings for the selected service project.
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My question is: Why is the consuming wcf adapter dialog is not updated, when I change my code and build new dll and put it into the GAC?
Details: I am developing my custom wcf lob adapter for Biztalk server 2013 r2. I have implemented needed interfaces and IMetadataBrowseHandler, then built it and put it into the GAC.
When consuming it in a Biztalk project, I can see my results when going through the "Add Generated Items=>ConsumeAdapterService". I change my code, so I must see new nodes in the tree but I did not see any new item until I restart Visual Studio.
Here is the picture of the dialog:
The first time your Visual Studio loads the DLL from the local GAC. The second time (after you have updated it), the DLL is already part of your application domain so it will not be updated unless you restart Visual Studio.
This is the default behavior which is pretty much standard within .NET.
You cannot say to Visual Studio something in the line of 'reload DLL from GAC', so you need to restart it manually.
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I was recently given the source files for a Web Forms applications. All the files, folders, ASPX, XML, cs and other source code files were present. Except, there were no Visual Studio solution or project files.
Just the source files.
I was asked to modify and test the application with a text editor (notepad) and use IIS 7.0 to build and test the application.
How is this possible?
There are 2 methods of website creation in Visual Studio, Web Application and Web Site. Refer to this link.
For your case, the project must be created using the Web Site method. This allows the site to be compiled on-the-fly, so you can just edit the source code with a text editor.
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I have MVC4 web application and I need to make an exe installer to deploy the application and the DB on the customer's server
also application should be available online
Update: I have completed web application now i have to start for setup project
Publishing online will depend on the host - what they support but a good place to start would be to see if you can use the publishing wizard - right click on the web project and select publish. This requires some configuration but will work for Azure for example.
The msi/exe creation is altogether a more complex problem there are a number of options including installshield - I believe there is an installshield (light) setup project in visual studio. If you need something more advanced then there is the option of the paid for installshield but there is also the wix toolset http://wixtoolset.org which enables you to build msbuild installation packages. The learning curve is steep and the last time I used wix you weren't able to build a web installer out of the box - there were configuration options and additional tasks require before it would do this. That said it is possible to use Wix to build a very slick and quite powerful installer.
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How do I create the solution in Visual Studio 2008 from which I should be able to press F5 (debug) and get all webservices going aswell as start up Microsoft Internet Explorer with the frontpage of the websolution?
I need to create a solution in which I will add all existing projects for an existing application. The projects are at present located in several diffrent solutions, several for diffrent webservices and one for the main web application, which makes it hard to debug. I have tried to just create a new solution and add all existing projects, but it did not work - the webservices won't start automatically. If there is some configuration that needs to be done in order to get the webservices started, please explain that part too.
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If you want to add nothing but existing projects to a solution then you should use the Blank Solution template. You can then use the Add Existing Project option to add the projects to the solution.
As for running multiple projects when debugging, right-click the solution and select Set Startup Projects. You can then select multiple startup projects instead of just one.
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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.