The default editor for InfoPath 2007 C# code is VSTA. It has very low functionality and I want to use my VS 2010. Is this possible? If yes, how?
I tried to create a project out of an existing one, but i couldnt import the correct assemblies.
"Visual Studio 2010 does not include the InfoPath form template projects that were provided in previous versions of Visual Studio. You also cannot use Visual Studio 2010 to open or edit an InfoPath form template project that was created in a previous version of Visual Studio."
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/officedevelopmentprerelease/thread/18a93486-0773-44cb-ae04-cc4b8f75c205
How to do development with Infopath and Visual Studio 2010 Video :
http://channel9.msdn.com/Learn/Courses/Office2010/InfoPathUnit/InfoPathVisualStudio
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I am trying to add a .rdlc report to a C# Windows application using Visual Studio 2017 Community, but the ReportViewer control shows as a non-visual component below the form.
I have tried the solution I found here: https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/article/install-rdlc-extensions-in-visual-studio-2017/
and here: Reportviewer tool missing in visual studio 2017 RC
I want to be able to display the .rdlc report on the form, just like the way it appears on other versions of Visual Studio. Any assistance will be appreciated.
As I know Visual Studio 2015 and above versions has hidden RDLC report viewer. To enable this feature you can go to ControlPanel > Visual Studio 2017 > Right click and choose Update, then you can find the extension for RDLC.
I also found a link to do it easier : install RDLC extension for report viewer in VisualStudio 2017
I installed C# and business intelligence inside visual studio 2010 and now I'm able to access/create BI projects but can't findout anything under Visual C# template "no item found"
In visual studio project creation form -> choose Visual C# and choose Installed Templates.
You see no item found cause most probably you have selected Online Templates.
I've just downloaded Visual Studio 2013 Community edition and trying to find why I can't find a Template for Outlook under Visual C#.
I find in other articles that you can find Templates > Visual C# > Office Add-ins -> Outlook 2013 Add-in
But I don't even have this option.
Do I need to download some other extension to enable this feature?
Yes, you need to install http://aka.ms/OfficeDevToolsForVS2013 to get the templates visible.
I am now working with a big project which is developed in visual studio 2008, SCSF and LINQ query. Now i want to upgrade my project to 2010. Is there any tool so that i can convert all of these to new technology?
It automatically upgrades your solution when you open it in Visual Studio 2010.
How to: Upgrade Projects Created in Earlier Versions of Visual Studio
1.In Visual Studio, on the File menu, click Open and then click Project/Solution, Web Site, or File, depending on the kind of project
you are upgrading.
2.In the Open Project dialog box, select a project file, and then click Open.
If Visual Studio detects that the project or file was created in an
earlier version of Visual Studio, the Visual Studio Conversion Wizard
opens.
3.Complete the Visual Studio Conversion Wizard.
This will work.
I need to import a document library created in Sharepoint 2010 into Visual Studio 2010 to be able to deploy it as a part of the final solution. How can it be done?
You can export a document library easily by going to the library settings and choose "Save document library as template". This template then is easily imported to Visual Studio 2010.
What you can also do though is to export your whole Site as a site definition which you then can import to Visual Studio and probably extract your document library. Here is some sample code and a video:
Importing SharePoint 2010 Site Definitions in Visual Studio 2010