i am trying to install teradata studio for windows on my laptop and it worked fine till the first images i have attached
and after that this page is coming
what to do next.
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My Talend Open Studio for Big Data is not executing.
I already installed JDK 10.0.
At first this is the initial screen:
Right after that here is the Error message
Then it will create a logfile:
I've the following problem running an a certain application built using Visual Studio 2010. I got the following Error Message:
"x.lpi is either not designed to run on Windows or it contains an error. Try installing the program again using the original installation media or contact the system administrator or the software vendor for support".
The application is running on a Microsoft Windows Embedded 7 (32-bit) but the application is built on a normal PC under Microsoft Windows 7 Enterprise (64 bit).
Note: "x" is the file name.
Is there any fix for this problem?
I have cordova 5.3.3 and my app is already working very well for Android. Now I'm trying to build it for Windows Phone 8 and Windows Phone 8.1.
The problem is that I found out that some .css files are not loaded (I'm running the app with both emulator and device with Visual Studio 2013 on Windows 8.1 x64).
How can I debug the app to find what files are not loaded during app running?
I tried to use ripple-emulator (https://github.com/apache/incubator-ripple) but I think it does not work with Internet Explorer on Windows or maybe I can't make it work (I already use it on Linux with Chromium and the Android platform and it works).
I also tried to use Visual Studio 2013: I have opened the .sln file in /platforms/wp8 and ran the app, so I have whatched the output console, but I think that it does not help me because I could not find the informations I need about the .css files that are not loaded.
Any help please?
Thanks
If you run the app in the vs debugger the f12 tools will attach and you can view the Dom from visual studio. Just press f5 in vs to build, deploy and run with the debugger attached.
I created a plain ASP.NET 5 (vNext) app from Visual Studio 2015 RC in Windows. I then checked my code into GitHub and pulled it down onto my Mac OS X environment. I have Visual Studio Code installed on it.
I can successfully run the ASP.NET 5 app by running dnx . kestrel from the terminal window in Mac OS X. However, if I change any of the HTML, JavaScript, or anything, I cannot see the change take effect. Instead, I have to kill the process that contains dnx. Then I have to run dnx . kestrel again.
What am I doing wrong? Or is this a bug that's a work in progress?
Thank you!
We have Crystal Reports running and it is tied into our VS2010 installation. I have not looked at the instance in a long time because we had a devoted Crystal developer on board, however he is gone now and I need to make a few changes. When I try to open up the .rpt file in VS2010 all I get is garbage, not the Crystal Report with the GUI. What do I need to configure/install to get to see this inside VS2010?
EDIT: When I go to my .rpt file to edit it with Crystal Reports, I get a white screen filled with what appears to be random HEX character sets and periods. I have downloaded the CR for Visual Studio, however it still happens, is there an extension I need to include somewhere? I have my target framework as 4.0 and I have the CrystalDecisions assemblies loaded in my web.config.
Here is the SAP link for VS 2010...
http://www.businessobjects.com/jump/xi/crvs2010/us2_default.asp
I also had this problem after installing "SAP Crystal Reports, version for Microsoft Visual Studio" recently - over two years later.
I specifically installed Support Pack 8 on 64-bit Windows 7 Pro and found that the fix for me was to:
(1) Run the install executable rather than an MSI per SAP's note that this is critical to full integration with Visual Studio (all the way back to the RTM release):
Please note: To integrate "SAP Crystal Reports, developer version for Microsoft Visual Studio" into VS 2010 or 2012, you must run the Install Executable. Running the MSI will not fully integrate Crystal Reports into VS. MSI files by definition are for runtime distribution only.
(2) Run it with Visual Studio closed.
(3) Run it as Administrator.
Even doing (1) and (2) in the list above without (3) yielded an error at the end of installation (even though the account I used was a member of the local Administrators group). Unfortunately I (uncharacteristically) did not note the error and just continued. :P
Bottom line, even though "SAP Crystal Reports, version for Microsoft Visual Studio" showed in Windows' Programs and Features control panel and I could add CR items to and reference CR assemblies in Visual Studio projects afterward, hex-like garbage rather than the expected report designer greeted me when I opened CR .rpt files in Visual Studio - just like the OP described.
So I closed Visual Studio and uninstalled "SAP Crystal Reports, version for Microsoft Visual Studio" through Windows' Programs and Features control panel.
Further doing (3) in the list above when I ran the installer executable again (i.e. running it as Administrator), I encountered no errors; and afterward the expected report designer rather than hex-like garbage greeted me when I opened CR .rpt files in Visual Studio: problem solved.