I need to integrate Lync Conversation Window Extension(CWE) with Skype for business(s4b) for some project requirement. Is CWE compatible with s4b? if yes how feasible it is to implement it.
On official documentation - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/lync/desktop/how-to-create-a-conversation-window-extension-application-in-lync-sdk of for Lync CWE, there were three prerequisites for this development -
1. Microsoft Lync 2013 must be installed and running on the development computer.
2. You must have sign-in credentials for Microsoft Lync Server 2013.
3. Microsoft Lync 2013 SDK must be installed on the development computer.
So that is why I have doubt whether it is compatible with s4b or not.
Yes, CWEs still work with Skype for Business 2015 and 2019. However, using them comes with a slight risk as the client SDK is out of mainstream support
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After scouting numerous articles and stack overflow for hours it seems that the IBM Database Add-Ins are not supported for Visual Studio 2019. Do correct me if I'm wrong.
Reasons for installing the Add Ins was to create entity classes in asp.net using web forms.
IBM Database Version : DB2 LUW 10.5
Reasons for the conclusions:
Installed the same fix packs for the IBM Data Server Driver Package as well as IBM Database Add-Ins for Visual Studio (Fix Pack 11) https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/node/3501195
Log Error Message : MSI (c) (98:58) [17:45:41:129]: Windows Installer installed the product. Product Name: IBM Database Add-Ins for Visual Studio, Product Version: 10.5.1100.2866, Product Language: 1041, Manufacturer: Company Name, Installation Success or Error Status: 1603
If the add in does not support Visual Studio 2019 , what would be the best replacement for Entity Framework 6.0 in order to use with IBM Db2?
If the add in does support Visual Studio 2019 is there a workaround to the following problem?
To get paid support (from IBM) for Visual-Studio 2019 in Db2, you need to have the visual studio add in that comes with Db2 v11.5.
For Db2 V10.5, it supports up to Visual Studio 2013.
It does not mean it will not work with older Db2 versions, but when you have issues (which is very likely), you won't get much help from IBM unless you have the right versions. You might be able to devise workarounds in some cases, but why bother?
If you are paying for a licence for Db2, pay for the current version and get the relevant paid support included. If you are not paying (for example, you are using a community edition) then get the latest version anyway. There seems no genuine reason for using the (out of support) Db2 v10.5 build if you are trying to use it with Microsoft software that was developed long after Db2 v10.5 was created.
Here is the link to the page that shows Db2 v11.5 supports Visual Studio 2019.
https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSEPGG_11.5.0/com.ibm.swg.vs.addins.doc/html/ibmdevtsk-MigratingDB2Projects.htm
Anyone knows what's the difference between enterprise and non-enterprise edition?
Saw 2 version of IBM MobileFirst Platform Foundation when trying to download via Passport Advantage.
Thanks,
yongjin
Important difference is in licensing . You can pay for licensing and avail IBM enterprise support with the enterprise editions . The enterprise edition should also come with better security and more features and options especially on the server side components. The exact features that will be available in the enterprise edition varies with the mobilefirst platform versions. This link here explains the different editions. You should check each version documentation to get a better understanding.
There is a build for Windows 8.1 but it was not build as a universal PCL. Contacted support but they said to ask here, to get a response from the developers.
NOTE: by universal I mean, Windows Store universal, that work on WP8.1 and W8.1
The latest GNSDK for Mobile release should support WP8.1. Please download the one with platform "Windows Phone 8."
Gracenote SDK is a native library. It is not an application. Just like any other third party library (like sqlite - check https://sqlite.org/download.html),
it porvideds winrt and windows phone libs.
How do you build the library to run on phone and winrt both ? Can you post link from MSDN on how to do it ?. I dont think you can do this for libraries which has native component/s to it.
Gracenote window phone libs are built using visual studio 2012 and should work for both windows phone 8.1 and windows phone 8.0.
I'm just getting started with Xamarin development, and I'm discovery the wonders of using Couchbase Light / Mobile to manage local data and data sync. I watched a very nice video from Xamarin Evolve 2014, in which the folks from Couchbase presented some great use cases for using Couchbase in Xamarin mobile apps.
My question is: given, that there are 3 components involved - the Light/Mobile library, the Gateway, and the Server - for me to start my development, and, later on to deploy in production: are all these components commercial, are there an open source counterparts? If only commercial components exist - what is the pricing?
-Eugene
Couchbase and Couchbase Mobile are Open Source under an Apache 2.0 license, with the development in the open on github.
There are two binary releases, a Community Edition and an Enterprise Edition which each have different terms in their license agreements and as pointed out, the Enterprise Edition is through subscription, which gives the subscriber access to Couchbase, Inc. for help, enhancements and an escalation path when you need to resolve something right away.
ASP.NET with C# Free or not?
Visual web developer Free or not?
Yes, this is free. Get it here:
http://www.microsoft.com/visualstudio/en-us/products/2010-editions/visual-web-developer-express
And the relevant licensing information:
http://www.microsoft.com/express/Support/Support-faq.aspx
Can I use Express Editions for commercial use?
Yes, there are no licensing restrictions for applications built using Visual Studio Express Editions.
Note that this is for Visual Studio 2008. I couldn't find the 2010 version of this right away, but I doubt it's changed. Also be careful not to use the "Terms of Use" link at the bottom of the download page. That has language that contradicts this, but it's just legalese that applies to the web site itself. Visual Web Developer will be covered by it's own license.
Also note that you will have to give Microsoft your e-mail address to get a Windows Live ID to access the site where you register for a license key, and you'll also want a Microsoft Windows server for your hosting.
Visual Studio 2010 Express is Free.
http://www.microsoft.com/express/Web/
You can choose to develop in Visual Basic or C#.